Planned Parenthood vows to stay open in Texas city that voted to ban abortion

• Jim Baxa, of West Texas for Life, called the results "excellent," saying some 200 churches were behind the drive, per the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.

What they're saying: Planned Parenthood said in a statement Monday it was "carefully reviewing what the impacts of the ordinance may be," but "our doors will remain open to patients."

• The group noted the ban would create "significant barriers and the need to travel a minimum 600 mile round trip or out of state to obtain an abortion."

The big picture: Lubbock is the 25th city to back an abortion ban by declaring itself a "sanctuary city," and all but two of these are in Texas, per Reuters.