Try looking at statistics for once in your life. Abortion as a result of rape is extremely uncommon, about 1% of abortions. The instances you have cited are rare exceptions to the rule and more often than not are protected by state law anyway.
The "child marriage" laws you cite are found in states run by and the laws are protected by both parties, along with VERY harsh regulation.
Minimum age in 50 states:
- 5 states have no official minimum age, but still require either parental consent, court approval or both: California, Mississippi, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Washington.
- 2 states have a minimum age of 15: Hawaii and Kansas.
- 23 states have a minimum age of 16.
- 10 states have a minimum age of 17.
- 10 states have a minimum age of 18, which is the same as their general age: Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
Recently, several states have revisited the legality of child marriage. Since 2017, Connecticut,
[18] Texas,
[19] Florida,
[20] Kentucky,
[21] Arizona,
[22] Delaware,
[23] Tennessee,
[24] New Jersey,
[25] Missouri,
[26] and Ohio
[27] have changed their law to set or raise their minimum legal age for marriage.