This legislation will significantly improve the health and wellbeing of Massachusetts residents and represents an important step in removing medically unnecessary barriers to abortion care in our state.

Our abortion laws are broken, and with two recent actions against equitable abortion access, Governor Baker is upholding our broken system.

The people of Massachusetts stand with the overwhelming number of lawmakers who are committed to removing medically unnecessary and politically motivated barriers to care.

The Governor cannot have it both ways: He cannot call himself pro-choice and keep anti-choice restrictions in place.

3 in 4 Massachusetts voters think the state legislature should proactively protect the right to abortion through legislation.

We hope that the final version of the FY2021 budget will include these essential ROE Act provisions for the Governor to sign into law.

The future of abortion access at the federal level is gravely uncertain, making it crucial that Massachusetts leads by improving access to abortion care.

Over and over, Bay State voters have made their support for the ROE Act clear by electing leaders who are committed to removing politically-motivated barriers to abortion care.

The confirmation of Judge Amy Coney Barrett puts our country on the brink of erasing decades of progress for reproductive freedom and gender equity.

The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee’s approval of Judge Coney Barrett’s nomination is a very real threat to reproductive freedom—and to voting rights, LGBTQ rights, health care, racial justice, immigrant justice, environmental justice, and the integrity of our democracy

No matter what happens in Washington, D.C., Massachusetts lawmakers have the responsibility to make sure our state is a place where everyone is able to receive the abortion care they need—without judgment, medically unnecessary barriers, or political interference.

With voting already underway, the American people should decide who gets to nominate the next U.S. Supreme Court Justice, not Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell.

The legislature cannot wait any longer to pass the ROE Act. Reproductive freedom hangs in the balance nationally.

Her profound impact on our country is measured by her influence as a lawyer and a judge, and by the millions of people she inspired to fight to create a more just nation.

It’s shameful that Governor Baker would claim Susan Collins— the Senator who gave Justice Kavanaugh his seat on the Supreme Court— is the “pro-women” candidate.

The NARAL Pro-Choice Massachusetts PAC believes that Eckert, Kilcoyne, and Wheeler’s unapologetic support for the ROE Act and reproductive freedom will serve them well in their races.

I am hopeful that during his next term, Senator Timilty will work harder to be a champion for the women and families of his district.

Representative Barber is one of the most effective reproductive freedom champions on Beacon Hill because of her health care policy expertise and activist mindset.

We’re at a critical point in our Commonwealth, one that requires us to address systemic racism and how it affects all aspects of society. Now more than ever, we need leaders like Brandy who understand how critical fighting for reproductive freedom is to fighting for racial and social justice.

One of Deb’s top priorities on Beacon Hill will be to protect and expand reproductive freedom in Massachusetts.