I feel there will be much more of this, (states not allowing abortions).

Even many of the states with very liberal abortion laws are subject to change.

even people that support abortions do not support abortions without a logical reason.  I have never meet anyone that supported a late term abortion.

As time goes by, abortions laws will come in line with what people really think!

Thank you Suprime Court 

It narrowly passed in the Indiana State Senate 26-20, I would hardly call that an overwhelming majority. Keep in mind that of Indiana's 50 State Senators, only 8 are women, and only 11 are Democrats, of which all voted against the bill except the one that was absent. 

What would the results have been if a vote was put before the general population of a reasonable law?

Let's say, the proposed law said that no abortions could be performed in Indiana after (Somewhere between 16-22 weeks, pick a number) except in cases of rape, incest, or to protect the life of the mother.

Do you believe that would pass on a straight up or down vote by the citizens of Indiana? I believe that it would.

I believe that the majority of citizens nationwide would vote yes on that proposed law, and that only the extremists would vote for a total ban with no exceptions.

Putting up votes by a majority of white male republican State Legislatures may achieve the results that you desire Old Dude, but I don't believe they are representative of the people as a whole. Countless polls have shown that the majority don't support a total ban, they only want reasonable restrictions. 

So, if you truly want abortion laws that are in line with what the majority of the people want, try asking them...