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REMINDER: Sununu, Brown Have Extreme, Anti-Choice Records

REMINDER: Sununu, Brown Have Extreme, Anti-Choice Records

Today, on the four-year anniversary of the Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade and ripped away reproductive rights across the country, here’s a reminder that U.S. Senate candidates John Sununu and Scott Brown have spent their careers working to roll back reproductive rights. 

Learn more about Sununu and Brown’s extreme, anti-choice records that are out of step with Granite Staters: 

  • John Sununu has a lengthy record of “plainly anti-abortion” votes and statements: 
    • Said he “opposes Roe v. Wade” and voted against reaffirming it. 
    • Voted to confirm Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, who wrote the Dobbs opinion eliminating Roe’s protections. 
    • Voted to allow hospitals and providers to refuse to perform or pay for abortions. 
    • Voted for the first post-Roe abortion ban and against adding an exception for the life or health of the mother. 
    • Voted against “requiring hospitals to make emergency contraceptives and information available to rape victims.”
    • Received a 100% rating from the National Right-to-Life Committee.
    • Has repeatedly stated his opposition to abortion and said “I oppose abortion.”
       
  • Scott Brown is running with an “extreme abortion record”:
    • Made a commitment to vote to confirm a U.S. Supreme Court justice who opposed Roe v. Wade.
    • Co-sponsored an amendment that would enable employers to deny women birth control. 
    • Supported a law to force women considering abortions to look at color photographs of developing fetuses 
    • Voted to defund Planned Parenthood. 
    • Opposed an effort to overturn a ban on military hospitals performing abortions.

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