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Vote to keep abortion and birth control legal in Iowa.
Iowa is at risk in the wake of the decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. States now have the power to ban abortions even in the case of rape or incest. Our rights and access to reproductive health care depend on elected leaders at all levels of government.
Vote for Todd Brady and other Planned Parenthood champions up and down the ballot.
Sexual and Reproductive Health Care Champions on Your Ballot
Todd Brady began his run for office to put public service over politics. This philosophy guides his approach to reproductive freedom as well. As your next state senator, Brady will be a fierce advocate for sexual and reproductive health at the Capitol. He pledges to fight for all Iowans to ensure they keep their right to abortion. His commitment to reproductive freedom and bodily autonomy is clear: "I am, and will always be, a fierce advocate for reproductive rights, and I will continue that fight in the State Senate."
Molly Buck is a mom, teacher, and cancer survivor. She is committed to protecting and expanding sexual and reproductive health care in Iowa. Molly Buck is a life long advocate for comprehsensive sex education, following the lead from her mother who advocated for sex education in a rural school district long before such curriculum was normalized. In response to the overturning of Roe v. Wade, Buck reiterated her support and promise to fight for Iowans: "I vow to keep fighting for the rights of women to have access to safe, legal abortions."
Heather is a proven champion for reproductive and sexual health care at the Capitol. During her previous term in the Iowa House, Matson wrote the bill to restore critical funding to trusted health care providers across the state.1 She was a leader in speaking out against attacks on sex education and abortion access. Heather Matson will protect abortion access and expand reproductive freedom for all Iowans because she believes "fundamentally, reproductive health care is intensely personal, and all Iowans have the right to make these decisions for ourselves in consultation with our doctors, not politicians.”2
1. Iowa Legislature Bill Book 2. Heather Matson for Iowa House Website
Mike Bousselot, A Threat to Reproductive Freedom
A growing number of Iowans support safe, legal abortion, but Mike Bousselot is an anti-choice1 career politician and backed by party leaders who support the unpopular constitutional amendment that would pave the path to ban abortion in Iowa. Bousselot was also the powering force behind privatizing Medicaid in the state2 which led to the closure of many rural hospitals and maternity wards.3
1. Mike Bousselot for Iowa Senate campaign website 2. Des Moines Register 7.30.2022 3. Rural Iowa's Maternal Health Crisis | Iowa Senate Democrats 2.18.2022Bousselot Photo: Edited to grey scale from Mike Bousselot for Iowa Senate Facebook page.
Deidre DeJear for Governor
Deidre DeJear is the only candidate in the governor's race that is fiercely committed to protecting and expanding reproductive freedom. In addition to her promise to codify the right to abortion in Iowa, DeJear has pledged to restore public funds for family planning services, ensure access to age-appropriate, medically accurate, research-informed sex education, increase access to birth control, expand reproductive and sexual health services in rural areas, and establish paid parental leave provisions in the state.
Vote for Reproductive and Sexual Health Champions by Nov. 8
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