It will force the issue back to the SCOTUS. They will have to decide if they are to “jigger” the Roe-v-Wade ruling, altering “viability” as a standard, or will they conclude as Scalia did that abortion should be, and can be, regulated by the states.
If the “pro-choice” folks want abortion to be “constitutional” they need to do it the right way, if they can - put it in the Constitution via an amendment. I think they never tried that because they doubted they could succeed in that, and I think they could not succeed in that now.
The nation has one last chance to stop the genocide of pre-separation infants. I don’t know anyone who’s real optimistic that all of those “conservative” SC judges are really that. I have suspicions that some of them are fakes who don’t have a deep, fundamental belief that all lives are equally deserving of protection. Whichever way it goes, there’s a conservative majority now. Any more conservatives won’t really matter; it’s just as likely will get an elitist phony. But there will be clarity. If the nation doesn’t mend its ways and embrace life, we’re not worth saving.