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Team, Sens. Tammy Duckworth, Patty Murray, and Susan Wild recently introduced the Access to Family Building Act that would protect IVF nationwide. Will you add your name as a community co-sponsor today?
“For half a century, Roe v. Wade protected women’s access to critical reproductive health care. With the reversal of this long-standing precedent, we’re seeing an onslaught of attacks on reproductive rights across the country. Alabama’s recent ruling threatens access to IVF – a critical tool that members of my own family have leaned on while struggling with fertility. The impacts of this ruling are just one more reason to fight back against far-right government overreach into the private lives of American women and their families.
I fully support Senator Duckworth’s efforts to protect IVF access for families across the country and I’ll keep encouraging voters to elect a pro-choice majority in 2024 to guarantee access to reproductive health care for all women.”
— Rep. Nikki Budzinski (IL-13)
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We have to protect reproductive freedom for everyone.
Democrats in the Senate are standing up to the attacks on our personal freedoms and our right to access reproductive care. That’s why Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-Illinois) introduced the Access to Family Building Act, which protects fertility treatment nationwide.
Will you add your name as a community co-sponsor right now and join thousands of folks across Pennsylvania as a part of the pro-choice majority?
The MAGA movement has been on a mission to roll our personal freedoms back by decades. The Supreme Court ruling in Alabama is only one part of their crusade — extremist politicians up and down the ballot on the other side are working to limit our reproductive rights any way they can.
Hundreds of thousands of people across the country rely on IVF procedures to plan their families. As long as Nikki is in this seat, you’ll have a Congresswoman that’s fighting to protect your access to reproductive care.
So please — add your name as a community co-sponsor of the Access to Family Building Act right now.
— Team Nikki
