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We Have the Power to Control Our Future

No matter who we are or where we live, we all deserve the freedom to make the best health care choices for ourselves and our families. By coming together as voters, we can ensure that WE decide if, when, and how to grow our families. 

Emily Randall (D)
State Senate, District 26

Randall is among the Legislature’s biggest champions of abortion rights, especially when compared to her extremist opponent. At the legislature, she has sponsored multiple pieces of legislation improving equitable access to health care for all Washingtonians.

This year, Senator Emily Randall (D) sponsored and passed one of the strongest abortion protection bills in the country. HB 1851/SB 5766, known as the “Affirm Washington Abortion Access Act,” ensures that qualified, licensed advanced practice clinicians can provide abortion care. The bill also strengthens protections for people helping loved ones access abortion care, and reaffirms Washington’s proud position of protecting and expanding abortion rights and access.

Vote Emily Randall by November 8!

Jesse Young (R)

This year alone, extremists in the state legislature pushed seven different abortion bans. In his time at the legislature, Jesse Young has sponsored thirteen:

2021-22: HB 2121 — Prime Sponsor of an abortion ban even more extreme than the Mississippi ban that went to the Supreme Court and overturned Roe v. Wade.

2021-22: HB 1679 — Medication abortion ban

2021-22: HB 1008 — “Reason” ban

2019-20: HB 2154 — Abolishing abortion

2017-18: HB 1002 — Blocking funding for abortions

2017-18: HB 1003 — Requiring parental notification for abortion

2017-18: HB 1243 — Banning donation of fetal tissue for research

2017-18: HB 1649 — Abortion ban

2017-18: HB 1775 — Abortion ban

2017-18: HB 1776 — Method ban

2015-16: HB 1493 — Requiring parental notification for abortion

2015-16: HB 1687 — Abortion ban 

2015-16: HB 2294 — Blocking funding for abortions

 

Jesse Young voted against expanding access to birth control

2017-18: SB 6219 — Coverage of reproductive health care

 

Jesse Young voted against age-appropriate sex education 

2019-20: SB 5395 — Comprehensive sexual health education

Federal Endorsements by Planned Parenthood Action Fund

The right to abortion nationwide hangs by a thread. The 2022 elections will be critical in deciding the fate of our ability to control our own bodies. The Planned Parenthood Action Fund is proud to endorse these candidates for the United States Senate and House of Representatives.

Planned Parenthood Action Fund Endorsed – 2022
Headshot of Patty Murray with pink banner reading: Endorsed, U.S. Senate

Patty Murray (D)

U.S. Senate

Headshot of Derek Kilmer with pink banner reading: Endorsed, U.S. House

Derek Kilmer (D)

U.S. House, Congressional District 6

Planned Parenthood Votes Washington

2022 General Election Endorsements

Planned Parenthood Votes Washington Endorsed – 2022

District 23

Headshot of Tarra Simmons with pink banner reading: Endorsed, District 23

Tarra Simmons (D)

State House, Position 1

Headshot of Drew Hansen with pink banner reading: Endorsed, District 23

Drew Hansen (D)

State House, Position 2

District 24

Headshot of Steve Tharinger with pink banner reading: Endorsed, District 24

Steve Tharinger (D)

State House, Position 2

District 26

Headshot of Adison Richards with pink banner reading: Endorsed, District 26

Adison Richards (D)

State House, Position 1

Headshot of Emily Randall with pink banner reading: Endorsed, District 26

Emily Randall (D)

State Senate

District 35

Headshot of James DeHart with pink banner reading: Endorsed, District 35

James DeHart (D)

State House, Position 1