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Pro-abortion Catholics in Congress
The following lawmakers appear in American
Life League's Jan. 24 newspaper ad, along with the reasons they were included
in this listing. "NARAL" is the organization formerly known as the
National Abortion Rights Action League (currently it calls itself "NARAL
Pro-Choice America"). "PP" is the Planned Parenthood Action Fund. House of
Representatives:
Baca, Joe (D, CA 43) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
80% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/02/03 Voted against S 3, partial
birth abortion “ban” Ø
06/04/03 Voted against HR 760,
partial birth abortion “ban” Becerra, Xavier (D, CA 31) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 2001 Ø
10/02/03 Voted against S 3, partial
birth abortion “ban” Ø
06/04/03 Voted against HR 760, partial
birth abortion “ban” Bishop, Tim (D NY 1) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 2001 Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Bishop voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Bishop voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Boehlert, Sherwood (R NY 24) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2001 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 2001 Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Boehlert voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Brady, Robert (D PA 1) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2003 Ø
Representative Brady opposed HB 7469,
a partial birth abortion ban. Brady also supported an amendment that would have
neutered the same bill. Ø
02/27/03 Weldon-Stupak Human Cloning
Prohibition Act, House Roll Call No. 39, Represenative Brady voted against a
ban on human cloning. Ø
07/15/03 House Roll Call No. 362,
Representative Brady voted to fund the United Nations Population Fund and other
organizations that promote forced abortions. Capuano, Michael (D MA 7) Ø
"Abortions should always be
legally available. Provide funding for family planning programs as a means to
decrease the number of abortions" VOTE SMART.COM Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530, Representative Capuano
voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion 'Ban'". Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31, Represetative Capuano
voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence Act." Cardoza, Dennis (D CA 18) Ø
"b) Abortions should always be
legal." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530, Representative Cardoza
voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion 'Ban'". Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31, Representative Cardoza
voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence Act." Castle, Michael (R DE) Ø
"I support Roe vs. Wade." Ø
73% PP VOTING RECORD 2001 Ø
30% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2003 Ø
05/20/04 Representative Castle voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Castle voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence Act." Clay, William (D MO 1) Ø
"Abortions should be legal when
the pregnancy resulted from incest or rape.Abortions should be legal when the
life of the woman is endangered." Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2003 Ø
05/20/04 Representative Clay voted in
favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Clay voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Clay voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion 'Ban'". Crowley, Joseph (D NY 7) Ø
75% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
63% PP VOTING RECORD 2003 Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Crowley voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
07/15/03 House Roll Call No. 362,
Representative Crowley voted to insert an amendment that would use US tax
dollars to fund coercive abortion overseas. Ø
05/20/04 Representative Crowley voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military
instillations Cuellar, Henry (D TX 28) Ø
"Pro-abortion" http://www.gartl.org/Election04/CongressResults.htm
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DeFazio, Peter (D OR 4) Ø
"b) Abortions should always be
legal." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 2001 Ø
07/15/03 House Roll Call No. 362,
Representative DeFazio voted to insert an amendment that would use US tax dollars
to fund coercive abortion oversea's. Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative DeFazio voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
05/20/04 Representative DeFazio voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative DeFazio voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Delahunt, William (D MA 10) Ø
"Abortions should be legal when
the pregnancy resulted from incest or rape" Ø
2004 Massachusetts Citizens for Life
considers Representative Delahunt to be pro-abortion according to their most
recent questionare. Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 DeLauro, Rosa (D CT 3) Ø
09/10/04 Senator Delauro said,
"For Catholic Members of Congress, we live with this issue in the most
vivid ways-in being asked to resign from the board of a Catholic Women's High
School, to not come to a communion breakfast-because I vote to maintain a
woman's right to choose on abortion, as affirmed by the U.S. Supreme Court, as
guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution and supported by the majority of American
voters." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/15/03 House Roll Call No. 362,
Representative DeLauro voted to insert an amendment that would use US tax
dollars to fund coercive abortion oversea's. Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative DeLauro voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
05/20/04 Representative DeLauro voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative DeLauro voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Dingell, John (D MI 15) Ø
"I believe abortions should be
legal as set forth by the Supreme Court in Roe v Wade" Ø
30% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
73% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/15/03 House Roll Call No. 362,
Representative Dingell voted to insert an amendment that would use US tax
dollars to fund coercive abortion oversea's. Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Dingell voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
05/20/04 Representative Dingell voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Eshoo, Anna (D CA 14) Ø
"Abortion should be illegal after
the fetus has become viable, except when necessary to preserve the mother's
life or to avert serious adverse consequences to the woman's health." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530, Representative
Eshoo voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion 'Ban'". Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Eshoo voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
05/20/04 Representative Eshoo voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Evans, Lane (D IL 17)\ Ø
"Abortions should always be
legal Abortions should be legal when the pregnancy resulted from incest or
rape.Abortions should be legal when the life of the woman is endangered." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Evans voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Evans voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence Act." Ø
05/20/04 Representative Evans voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Gonzalez, Charles (D TX 20) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
02/27/03 Weldon-Stupak Human Cloning
Prohibition Act, House Roll Call No. 39, Representative Gonzalez voted against
a ban on human cloning. Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Gonzalez voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Grijalva, Raul (D AZ 7) Ø
"b) Abortions should always be
legal. Government should have NO role in private decisions between a woman, her
physician, her family, and her spiritual advisor." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
06/04/03 Representative Grijalva
voted against HB 760, the partial birth abortion ban Gutierrez, Luis (D IL 4) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Gutierrez voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Gutierrez voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
05/20/04 Representative Gutierrez
voted in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military
instillations Higgins, Brian (D NY 27) Ø
03/19/03, A6249, Assemblymember
Higgins voted in favor of "clone and kill" legislation. Ø
"I'm a practicing Catholic, and Catholic politicians should represent the beliefs of all in a pluralistic society," Higgins said. "I do not support abortion. But who am I to place conditions on a woman and her medical professional?" In fact, Higgins said he has always considered himself pro-choice, even if he acknowledges creating "ambiguity" about his stand on public financing of abortions. He does not think that there is any consensus on the issue among his constituents, even among Catholics, and also is open to supporting controversial late-term abortions. (Buffalo News)
Hinchey, Maurice (D NY 22) Ø
"b) Abortions should always be
legally available." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Hinchey voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Hinojosa, Ruben (D TX 15) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
89% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Hinojosa voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
07/15/03 House Roll Call No. 362,
Representative Hinojosa voted to fund the United Nations Population Fund and
other organizations that promote forced abortions. Kaptur, Marcy (D OH 9) Ø
30% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
80% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
05/20/04 Representative Kaptur voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Kaptur voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Kennedy, Patrick (D RI 1) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
90% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Kennedy voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
02/27/03 Weldon-Stupak Human Cloning
Prohibition Act, House Roll Call No. 39, Representative Kennedy voted against a
ban on human cloning. Kucinich, Dennis (D OH 10) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
07/15/03 House Roll Call No. 362,
Representative Kucinich voted to fund the United Nations Population Fund and
other organizations that promote forced abortions. Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Kucinich, not only flip-flopped over abortion right at the time
Bush got into office, he even voted against the Partial Birth abortion
"ban." Larson, John (D CT 1) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Larson voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Larson voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
05/20/04 Representative Larson voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instilations Markey, Edward (D MA 7) Ø
"Abortions should always be
legally available" Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Larson voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Larson voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
05/20/04 Representative Larson voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instilations Marshall, James (D GA 3) Ø
07/03 Representative Marshall voted
to weaken the "anti-coersion law", HR 1950, Roll call vote 362, which
said no US money should go to organizations that promote abortions overseas. Ø
1995-2003 On the votes that the Planned Parenthood (House) considered to be
the most important, Representative Marshall voted their preferred position 33
percent of the time. McCarthy, Carolyn (D NY 4) Ø
"b) Abortions should always be
legally available." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative McCarthy voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Larson voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
05/20/04 Representative Larson voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations McCollum, Betty (D MN 4) Ø
"b) Abortions should always be
legally available." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative McCollum voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative McCollum voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
05/20/04 Representative McCollum
voted in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military
instillations McGovern, James (D MA 3) Ø
"Abortions should always be
legal" Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative McGovern voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative McGovern voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
05/20/04 Representative McGovern
voted in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military
instillations McKinney Cynthia Ann (D GA 4) Ø
09/25/02 Representative McKinney
voted against HR4691, a conscience clause for health care providers Ø
04/05/00 Representative McKinney
voted against HR 3660, a ban on partial birth abortions McNulty, Michael (D NY 21) Ø
"d) Abortions should be legal
when the pregnancy resulted from incest or rape. e) Abortions should be legal
when the life of the woman is endangered.FAMILY PLANNING FUNDING SHOULD BE
EXPANDED" Ø
44% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/15/03 House Roll Call No. 362,
Representative McNulty voted to insert an amendment that would use US tax
dollars to fund coercive abortion oversea's. Meehan, Marty (D MA 5) Ø
"Abortion should be legal in the
first and second trimesters" Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Meehan voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Meehan voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
05/20/04 Representative Meehan voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military Menendez, Robert (D NJ 13) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Menendez voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Menendez voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
05/20/04 Representative Menendez
voted in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military Miller, George (D CA 7) Ø
"b) Abortions should always be
legally available." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Miller voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Miller voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
05/20/04 Representative Miller voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military Moran, James (D VA 8) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
90% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Moran voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Moran voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
05/20/04 Representative Moran voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military Napolitano, Grace (D CA 38) Ø
"b) Abortions should always be
legally available." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Moran voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Moran voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
05/20/04 Representative Moran voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military Neal, Richard (D MA 2) Ø
On the votes that the Planned
Parenthood (House) considered to be the most important, Representative Neal
voted their preferred position 73 percent of the time Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Neal voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
2003 Representative Neal voted for HR
1950, which sought to allow funding for coerced abortions through the UNFPA Obey, David (D WI 7) Ø
30% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
64% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/15/03 Representative Obey voted
for HR 1950, which sought to allow funding for coerced abortions through the
UNFPA Ø
05/20/04 Representative Obey voted in
favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Obey voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Pallone, Frank (D NJ 6) Ø
"Government should not interfere
with a women's right to choose. Abortion should remain safe and legal.
Abortions should always be legal." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
07/15/03, Representative Pallone
voted for HR 1950, which sought to allow funding for coerced abortions through
the UNFPA Ø
05/20/04 Representative Pallone voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Pallone voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Pallone voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Pascrell, Bill (D NJ 20) Ø
"d) Abortions should be legal
when the pregnancy resulted from incest or rape. e) Abortions should be legal when the life of the woman is
endangered. I do support a woman's right to make a personal medical decision
about her reproductive health. However, I do believe that there should be
limitations as to when an abortion may be performed especially late in the
pregnancy. Viability of the fetus in the third trimester should be an important
factor when determining legality, unless the decision to terminate the
pregnancy is made out of medical necessity. I am concerned about the use of
taxpayer dollars to perform abortion. Abortion is an extremely personal
decision and the government should not interfere; nor should the government
should provide funding. Federal money should be spent heavily on family
planning funds and for educational purposes." Ø
30% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
70% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/15/03 Representative Pascrell
voted for HR 1950, which sought to allow funding for coerced abortions through
the UNFPA Ø
05/20/04 Representative Pascrell
voted in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military
instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31, Representative
Pascrell voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence Act." Pastor, Ed (D AZ 4) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/15/03 Representative Pastor voted
for HR 1950, which sought to allow funding for coerced abortions through the
UNFPA Ø
05/20/04 Representative Pastor voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Pastor voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Pastor voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Pelosi, Nancy (D CA 8) Ø
"a) Abortions should always be
legally available." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/15/03 Representative Pelosi voted
for HR 1950, which sought to allow funding for coerced abortions through the
UNFPA Ø
05/20/04 Representative Pelosi voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Pelosi voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Pelosi voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Rangel, Charles (D NY 15) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/15/03 Representative Rangel voted
for HR 1950, which sought to allow funding for coerced abortions through the
UNFPA Ø
05/20/04 Representative Rangel voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Rangel voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Rangel voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Reyes, Silvestre (D TX 16) Ø
80% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/15/03 Representative Reyes voted
for HR 1950, which sought to allow funding for coerced abortions through the
UNFPA Ø
05/20/04 Representative Reyes voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Reyes voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Roybal-Allard, Lucille (D CA 34) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/15/03 Representative Roybal voted
for HR 1950, which sought to allow funding for coerced abortions through the
UNFPA Ø
05/20/04 Representative Roybal voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31, Representative Roybal
voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence Act." Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Roybal voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Sanchez, Loretta (D CA 47) Ø
"b) Abortions should always be
legal." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/15/03 Representative Sanchez voted
for HR 1950, which sought to allow funding for coerced abortions through the
UNFPA Ø
05/20/04 Representative Sanchez voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Sanchez voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Sanchez voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Sanchez, Linda (D CA 39) Ø
“Abortions should always be
legal." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/15/03 Representative Sanchez voted
for HR 1950, which sought to allow funding for coerced abortions through the
UNFPA Ø
05/20/04 Representative Sanchez voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Sanchez voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Sanchez voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Schwarz, Joe (R MI 7) Ø
"Abortions should be legal only
within the first trimester of pregnancy. Abortions should be legal when the
pregnancy resulted from incest or rape. Abortions should be legal when the life
of the woman is endangered." Ø
(Sate) Senator [now US
Representative] Schwarz is endorsed by Republicans for Choice Serrano, Jose (D NY 16) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/15/03 Representative Serrano voted
for HR 1950, which sought to allow funding for coerced abortions through the
UNFPA Ø
05/20/04 Representative Serrano voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Serrano voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Serrano voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Tauscher, Ellen (D CA 10) Ø
"b) Abortions should always be legal." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/15/03 Representative Tauscher
voted for HR 1950, which sought to allow funding for coerced abortions through
the UNFPA Ø
05/20/04 Representative Tauscher
voted in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military
instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Tauscher voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Tauscher voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Thompson, Mike (D CA 1) Ø
"b) Abortions should always be
legal." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/15/03 Representative Thompson
voted for HR 1950, which sought to allow funding for coerced abortions through
the UNFPA Ø
05/20/04 Representative Thompson
voted in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military
instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Thompson voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Thompson voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Velazquez, Nydia (D NY 12) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/15/03 Representative Velazquez
voted for HR 1950, which sought to allow funding for coerced abortions through
the UNFPA Ø
05/20/04 Representative Velazquez
voted in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military
instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Velazquez voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Velazquez voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'". Visclosky, Peter (D IN 1) Ø
"Abortions should be legal when
the life of the woman is endangered. Abortions should be legal when the life of
the woman is endangered." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
73% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/15/03 Representative Visclosky
voted for HR 1950, which sought to allow funding for coerced abortions through
the UNFPA Ø
05/20/04 Representative Visclosky
voted in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military
instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Visclosky voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Watson, Diane (D CA 33) Ø
"Abortions should always be
legal." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
1995-2003 On the votes that the Planned Parenthood (House) considered to be
the most important, Representative Watson voted their preferred position 100 percent
of the time. Ø
07/15/03 Representative Watson voted
for HR 1950, which sought to allow funding for coerced abortions through the
UNFPA Ø
05/20/04 Representative Watson voted
in favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31,
Representative Watson voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence
Act." Ø
10/02/03 House Roll Call No. 530,
Representative Watson voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion
'Ban'" Senate:
Biden, Joseph (D DE) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
75% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
03/25/04 Senate Roll Call No. 63
Senator Biden voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence07/09/03 Senate
Roll Call No. 267 Senator Biden voted to fund UNFPA with taxpayer money for
overseas abortion Act". Ø
05/22/03 Senate Roll Call No. 192
Senator Biden voted for abortions on military installations Cantwell, Maria (D WA) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
1996-2003 On the votes that the Planned Parenthood (Senate) considered to
be the most important, Senator Cantwell voted their preferred position 100
percent of the time. Ø
10/21/03 Senate Roll Call No. 402
Senator Cantwell voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion Act" Ø
03/25/04 Senate Roll Call No. 63
Senator Cantwell voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence Act". Ø
07/09/03 Senate Roll Call No. 267
Senator Cantwell voted to fund UNFPA with taxpayer money for overseas abortion Ø
05/22/03 Senate Roll Call No. 192
Senator Cantwell voted for abortions on military installations Collins, Susan (R ME) Ø
83% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/21/03 Senate Roll Call No. 402
Senator Collins voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion Act" Ø
07/09/03 Senate Roll Call No. 267
Senator Collins voted to fund UNFPA with taxpayer money for overseas abortion Ø
05/22/03 Senate Roll Call No. 192
Senator Collins voted for abortions on military installations Dodd, Christopher (D CT) Ø
09/17/03 Senator Dodd gave the said
the following on the senate floor, "In this Senator's view, however,
eroding Roe v. Wade or repealing it outright would be a mistake of historic
proportions, with devastating consequences for American women...Surely, this
not the kind of America we want for the women of our country, nor is it the
kind of America we want for men who have wives, daughters, sisters, and nieces.
Therefore, as this bill moves forward, I hope a majority of our colleagues will
continue to support the constitutional protections given to women under Roe v.
Wade." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/21/03 Senate Roll Call No. 402
Senator Dodd voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion Act" Ø
03/25/04 Senate Roll Call No. 63
Senator Dodd voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence Act". Ø
07/09/03 Senate Roll Call No. 267
Senator Dodd voted to fund UNFPA with taxpayer money for overseas abortion Ø
05/22/03 Senate Roll Call No. 192
Senator Dodd voted for abortions on military installations Durbin, Richard (D IL) Ø
"Abortion should be safe and
legal, consistent with Roe v. Wade, with later term abortions limited to cases
where the mother's life is in danger or she faces a medical, certified risk of
grievous injury; work to lessen the number of abortions. Abortions should be legal
when the life of the woman is endangered. Abortions should be legal when the
pregnancy resulted from incest or rape." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/21/03 Senate Roll Call No. 402
Senator Durbin voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion Act" Ø
03/25/04 Senate Roll Call No. 63
Senator Durbin voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence Act". Ø
07/09/03 Senate Roll Call No. 267
Senator Durbin voted to fund UNFPA with taxpayer money for overseas abortion Ø
05/22/03 Senate Roll Call No. 192
Senator Durbin voted for abortions on military installations Harkin, Thomas (D IA) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
2001
On the votes that the National Abortion Reproductive Rights Action
League considered to be the most important in 2001 Senator Harkin voted their
preferred position 100 percent of the time. Ø
10/21/03 Senate Roll Call No. 402
Senator Harkin voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion Act" Ø
03/25/04 Senate Roll Call No. 63
Senator Harkin voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence Act". Ø
07/09/03 Senate Roll Call No. 267
Senator Harkin voted to fund UNFPA with taxpayer money for overseas abortion Ø
05/22/03 Senate Roll Call No. 192
Senator Harkin voted for abortions on military installations Kennedy, Edward (D MA) Ø
"Abortions should be legal when
the pregnancy resulted from incest or rape. Abortions should be legal when the
life of the woman is endangered. Provide funding for family planning programs
as a means to decrease the number of abortions. Support 'Roe' and 'Casey'
permitting bans on post-viability abortions, except for life/health of
mother." Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/21/03 Senate Roll Call No. 402
Senator Kennedy voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion Act" Ø
03/25/04 Senate Roll Call No. 63
Senator Kennedy voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence Act". Ø
07/09/03 Senate Roll Call No. 267
Senator Kennedy voted to fund UNFPA with taxpayer money for overseas abortion Ø
05/22/03 Senate Roll Call No. 192
Senator Kennedy voted for abortions on military installations Kerry, John (D MA) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/21/03 Senate Roll Call No. 402
Senator Kerry voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion Act" Ø
03/25/04 Senate Roll Call No. 63
Senator Kerry voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence Act". Ø
07/09/03 Senate Roll Call No. 267
Senator Kerry voted to fund UNFPA with taxpayer money for overseas abortion Ø
05/22/03 Senate Roll Call No. 192
Senator Kerry voted for abortions on military installations Landrieu, Mary (D LA) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
83% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
03/12/03 Senator Landrieu voted for the Harkin amendment
to SB 3, the Partial Birth Abortion ban, which affirmed the Roe decision Ø
07/09/03 Senate Roll Call No. 267
Senator Landrieu voted to fund UNFPA with taxpayer money for overseas abortion Ø
05/22/03 Senate Roll Call No. 192
Senator Landrieu voted for abortions on military installations Leahy, Patrick (D VT) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
86% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
03/25/04 Senate Roll Call No. 63
Senator Leahy voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence Act". Ø
07/09/03 Senate Roll Call No. 267
Senator Leahy voted to fund UNFPA with taxpayer money for overseas abortion Mikulski, Barbara (D MD) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
September, 2003, Senator Mikulski
gave a speech to support Roe v. Wade and partial birth abortion: http://www.vote-smart.org/speech_detail.php?speech_id=21737&keyword=abortion&phrase=&contain=
Ø
10/21/03 Senate Roll Call No. 402
Senator Mikulski voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion Act" Ø
03/25/04 Senate Roll Call No. 63
Senator Mikulski voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence Act". Ø
07/09/03 Senate Roll Call No. 267
Senator Mikulski voted to fund UNFPA with taxpayer money for overseas abortion Ø
05/22/03 Senate Roll Call No. 192
Senator Mikulski voted for abortions on military installations Murkowski, Lisa (R AK) Ø
"d) Abortions should be legal
when the pregnancy resulted from incest or rape. e) Abortions should be legal
when the life of the woman is endangered. Public funding of abortion in the
instance of rape, incest or where medically necessary for the health of the
mother." Ø
40% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
Position Paper on abortion states,
"The question, however, is that as a public official in a secular society
Senator Murkowski has sworn an oath to uphold the U.S. Constitution and the
laws of both this nation and of the State of Alaska. The U.S. Supreme Court has
ruled that the U.S. Constitution recognizes abortion, and the Alaska
Constitution provides the same." Ø
07/09/03 Senate Roll Call No. 267 Senator Murkowski voted
to fund UNFPA with taxpayer money for overseas abortion Murray, Patty (D WA) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
2001
On the votes that the National Abortion Reproductive Rights Action
League considered to be the most important in 2001, Senator Murray voted their
preferred position 100 percent of the time. Ø
10/21/03 Senate Roll Call No. 402
Senator Murray voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion Act" Ø
03/25/04 Senate Roll Call No. 63
Senator Murray voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence Act". Ø
07/09/03 Senate Roll Call No. 267
Senator Murray voted to fund UNFPA with taxpayer money for overseas abortion Ø
05/22/03 Senate Roll Call No. 192
Senator Murray voted for abortions on military installations Reed, Jack (D RI) Ø
100% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
100% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
10/21/03 Senate Roll Call No. 402
Senator Reed voted against the "Partial Birth Abortion Act" Ø
03/25/04 Senate Roll Call No. 63
Senator Reed voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence Act". Ø
07/09/03 Senate Roll Call No. 267
Senator Reed voted to fund UNFPA with taxpayer money for overseas abortion Ø
05/22/03 Senate Roll Call No. 192
Senator Reed voted for abortions on military installations Salazar, Ken (D CO) Ø
8/11/04 "I do not support
mandatory waiting periods, spousal consent, biased counseling requirements or
other extreme limits on abortion rights. I do support parental notification,
with appropriate bypass procedures, and bans on late term abortions, except when
necessary to protect the life or health of the mother." Source: Campaign
website, SalazarForColorado.com Ø
8/11/04 "I believe the decision
to have an abortion should be between a woman and her God. I will defend that
Constitutional right. But I hope that we can work together as a nation to find
common ground that makes abortions rare, by providing the best information
about and access to healthcare, and by teaching our children the life skills to
make good choices."http://www.ontheissues.org/Social/Ken_Salazar_Abortion.htm
Source: Campaign website, SalazarForColorado.com The following members of
Congress have records tainted with pro-abortion votes, but were not included in
the ad: Foley, Mark (R FL 16) Ø
07/03 Representative Foley voted to
weaken the "anti-coersion law", HR 1950, Roll call vote 362, which
said no US money should go to organizations that promote abortions overseas. Ø
05/04 Representative Foley voted for
HR 4200, which would have allowed for
abortions on US military facilities overseas. Ø
"b) Abortions should be legal in
all circumstances as long as the procedure is completed within the first
trimester of pregnancy." Ø
30% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Kanjorski, Paul (D PA 11) Ø
07/15/03 House Roll Call No. 362,
Representative Kanjorski voted to fund the United Nations Population Fund and
other organizations that promote forced abortions. Ø
10% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
27% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Langevin, James (D RI 2) Ø
07/15/03 House Roll Call No. 362,
Representative Langevin voted to fund the United Nations Population Fund and
other organizations that promote forced abortions. Ø
Greenwood Substitute Amendment, 02/27/03,
House Roll Call No. 37, Representative Langevin supported an amendment that
would have allowed human cloning in order to harvest the human beings for
scientific research. Ø
Langevin signed letter to Cardinal
McCarick telling him not to deny Holy Communion to pro-abort Catholics, and is
in favor of embryonic stem cell research Michaud, Michael (D ME 2) Ø
"I support reducing the number
of abortions in the U.S. by investing in family planning and healthcare for
women and families." Ø
10% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
33% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
02/26/04 House Roll Call No. 31, Representative Mchaud
voted against the "Unborn Victims of Violence Act." Ø
07/15/03 Representative Michaud voted for HR 1950, which
sought to allow funding for coerced abortions through the UNFPA Ryan, Tim (D OH 17) Ø
10% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
33% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/15/03 House Roll Call No. 362,
Representative Ryan voted to fund the United Nations Population Fund and other
organizations that promote forced abortions. Ø
05/20/04 Representative Ryan voted in
favor of HR 197, which sought to allow abortions on military instillations Shaw, E. Clay (R FL 22) Ø
10% NARAL VOTING RECORD 2000-2003 Ø
36% PP VOTING RECORD 1995-2001 Ø
07/03 Representative Shaw voted to
weaken the "anti-coersion law", HR 1950, Roll call vote 362, which
said no US money should go to organizations that promote abortions overseas. Ø
05/04 Representative Shaw voted for
HR 4200, which would have allowed for
abortions on US military facilities overseas. The following members
of Congress claim to oppose abortion except in certain cases; Catholic
teachings acknowledge no situation in which an abortion is morally acceptable: Boehner, John (R OH 8) Ø
"e) Abortions should be legal
when the life of the woman is endangered." Oberstar, James (D MN 8) Ø
"e) Abortions should be legal
when the pregnancy resulted from incest or rape. f) Abortions should be legal when the life of the woman is
endangered. k) Provide funding for family planning programs as a means to
decrease the number of abortions." Ø
2001
On the votes that the Planned Parenthood considered to be the most
important from 1995 to 2001, Representative Oberstar voted their preferred
position 36 percent of the time. Stupak, Bart (D MO 9) Ø
"e) Abortions should be legal
when the life of the woman is endangered." Hulshof, Kenny (R MO 9) Ø
"Abortions should be legal when
the life of the woman is endangered" Kildee, Dale (D MI 5) Ø
"e) Abortions should be legal
when the life of the woman is endangered." Brown-Waite, Ginny (R FL 5) Ø
"c) Abortions should be legal
only within the first trimester of pregnancy. d) Abortions should be legal when
the pregnancy resulted from incest or rape. e) Abortions should be legal when
the life of the woman is endangered." Ø
"Nothing in the Roe v. Wade
decision prevents Congress from recognizing lives of the unborn children
outside the parameters of the right to an abortion." Walsh, James (R NY 25) Ø
"e) Abortions should be legal
when the life of the woman is endangered." Sullivan, John (OK R 1) Ø
"d) Abortions should be legal
only when the life of the woman is endangered." Gutknecht, Gil (MN R 1) Ø
"Abortion should be illegal
except in cases of rape or incest, or where the life of the mother is in
danger." Sununu, John (R NH) Ø
"Abortions should be legal when
the pregnancy resulted from incest or rape. Abortions should be legal when the
life of the woman is endangered."
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