Congressional Record on Choice

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1 2016 Congressional Record on Choice

2 NARAL Pro-Choice America believes every woman has the right to make personal decisions regarding the full range of reproductive choices, including preventing unintended pregnancy, bearing healthy children, and choosing legal abortion.

3 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ON CHOICE 114th CONGRESS, 2nd SESSION NARAL Pro-Choice America s 2016 Congressional Record on Choice documents the key choice-related House and Senate votes taken during the second session of the 114th Congress was another year of exceptional animosity toward women s rights. Anti-choice lawmakers continued their efforts to undermine reproductive freedom, despite an American majority supportive of legal abortion. This disconnect between public opinion and elected officials also is evident numerically: as the 114th Congress came to a close, only 37 out of 100 senators and 169 out of 435 members of the House were fully pro-choice. At the start of its second year with majorities in both chambers, anti-choice leadership wasted no time resuming its assault on reproductive rights with a particular focus in three areas: attacks on Planned Parenthood, refusal bills allowing discrimination based on women s reproductive-health decisions, and restrictions on contraception in Zika-response legislation Congressional Record on Choice 1

4 Within its first month in session, the House passed a bill defunding Planned Parenthood for one year and voted to override the president s veto. The House also passed three sweeping anti-choice refusals: a dangerous expansion of the Federal Refusal Clause, a measure blocking a D.C. reproductive-health non-discrimination law, and a provision undermining protections for women and LGBT workers. Thankfully, none of these proposals moved in the Senate. Over the course of the year, the Zika virus developed into a public-health emergency with particular dangers for reproductiveage women. Rather than acting quickly and responsibly, anti-choice members of Congress played politics with the crisis. They walked away from a bipartisan compromise on a Zikafunding bill and instead repeatedly pushed a bill that would harm rather than protect women s health by restricting funding for contraception. Although the House passed the legislation, pro-choice senators successfully blocked it. After months of pressure from the American public and pro-choice champions, anti-choice leadership finally conceded, removing the restriction on family-planning providers and passing crucial Zika funding. Despite these attacks on reproductive freedom, the fight over Zika demonstrated that members of Congress are increasingly strong in their defense of reproductive rights. Pro-choice senators refused to allow family planning to be held hostage by ideological extremists. They stood strong against legislation that would have put women at greater 2 NARAL Pro-Choice America

5 risk, forcing anti-choice leadership to back down from its dangerous demands. And cosponsorship of the Equal Access to Abortion Coverage in Health Insurance (EACH) Woman Act continued to grow, bringing the total to a record-high 130 cosponsors. The bill, which would repeal current-law bans on abortion services in government health-care programs, reflects a growing movement on Capitol Hill that restrictions such as the Hyde amendment must go. This positive trend is even more important given the devastating results of the 2016 election. The election of Donald Trump as president and the retention of anti-choice majorities in the House and Senate pose an immediate threat to reproductive freedom. As president, Trump will have the power to nominate antichoice federal judges and fill his cabinet with agency heads that are hostile to reproductive rights. He has already threatened to repeal the Affordable Care Act and dismantle its many benefits, fulfill his running mate s long-held goal of defunding Planned Parenthood, and roll back the protections of Roe v. Wade. A Trump-Pence administration represents the most serious challenge to reproductive freedom in a generation. However, we are not without hope: Hillary Clinton, a pro-choice champion, won 2.8 million more votes than Donald Trump, and seven in 10 Americans support legal abortion, even in red states. NARAL Pro-Choice America will stand alongside congressional champions and allies to meet each challenge posed by the incom Congressional Record on Choice 3

6 ing administration with the force and support of our one million member activists and the unshakable confidence that Americans want to see their freedoms protected and defended, not dismantled. 4 NARAL Pro-Choice America

7 VOTE DESCRIPTIONS SENATE 1. Restriction on Contraception:. and Preparedness Act, H.R Motion to invoke cloture on the conference report to accompany H.R.2577, which restricts access to contraception by excluding family-planning providers from receiving Zika response funds. (Some antichoice lawmakers cast what appear to be pro-choice votes; most observers recognize that those votes were cast for reasons unrelated to reproductive health.) Three-fifths of the total Senate (60 votes) is required to invoke cloture. Cloture motion failed A pro-choice vote (+) was against cloture (6/28/16). 2. Restriction on Contraception:. and Preparedness Act, H.R Motion to invoke cloture on the conference report to accompany H.R.2577, which restricts access to contraception by excluding family-planning providers from receiving Zika response funds. (Some antichoice lawmakers cast what appear to be pro-choice votes; most observers recognize that those votes were cast for reasons unrelated to reproductive health.) Three-fifths 2016 Congressional Record on Choice 5

8 of the total Senate (60 votes) is required to invoke cloture. Cloture motion failed A pro-choice vote (+) was against cloture (7/14/16). 3. Restriction on Contraception:. and Preparedness Act, H.R Motion to invoke cloture on the conference report to accompany H.R.2577, which restricts access to contraception by excluding family-planning providers from receiving Zika response funds. (Some antichoice lawmakers cast what appear to be pro-choice votes; most observers recognize that those votes were cast for reasons unrelated to reproductive health.) Three-fifths of the total Senate (60 votes) is required to invoke cloture. Cloture motion failed A pro-choice vote (+) was against cloture (9/6/16). 6 NARAL Pro-Choice America

9 2016 SENATE VOTES Restriction on Contraception: Restriction on Contraception: Restriction on Contraception: % ALABAMA Richard Shelby Jeff Sessions ALASKA Lisa Murkowski Dan Sullivan ARIZONA John McCain Jeff Flake ARKANSAS John Boozman Tom Cotton CALIFORNIA DIANNE FEINSTEIN BARBARA BOXER COLORADO MICHAEL BENNET Cory Gardner CONNECTICUT RICHARD BLUMENTHAL CHRIS MURPHY DELAWARE THOMAS CARPER CHRIS COONS FLORIDA BILL NELSON Marco Rubio % 2016 Congressional Record on Choice 7

10 2016 SENATE VOTES (continued) Restriction on Contraception: Restriction on Contraception: Restriction on Contraception: GEORGIA % Johnny Isakson David Perdue HAWAII BRIAN SCHATZ MAZIE HIRONO IDAHO Michael Crapo Jim Risch ILLINOIS RICHARD DURBIN Mark Kirk INDIANA Dan Coats JOE DONNELLY IOWA Charles Grassley Joni Ernst KANSAS Pat Roberts Jerry Moran KENTUCKY Mitch McConnell L Rand Paul LOUISIANA David Vitter Bill Cassidy % 8 NARAL Pro-Choice America

11 2016 SENATE VOTES (continued) Restriction on Contraception: Restriction on Contraception: Restriction on Contraception: MAINE % Susan Collins Angus King MARYLAND BARBARA MIKULSKI BENJAMIN CARDIN MASSACHUSETTS ELIZABETH WARREN ED MARKEY MICHIGAN DEBBIE STABENOW GARY PETERS MINNESOTA AMY KLOBUCHAR + A AL FRANKEN + A MISSISSIPPI Thad Cochran Roger Wicker MISSOURI CLAIRE McCASKILL Roy Blunt MONTANA JON TESTER Steve Daines NEBRASKA Deb Fischer Benjamin Sasse % 2016 Congressional Record on Choice 9

12 2016 SENATE VOTES (continued) Restriction on Contraception: Restriction on Contraception: Restriction on Contraception: NEVADA % HARRY REID Dean Heller NEW HAMPSHIRE JEANNE SHAHEEN Kelly Ayotte NEW JERSEY ROBERT MENENDEZ CORY BOOKER NEW MEXICO TOM UDALL MARTIN HEINRICH NEW YORK CHARLES SCHUMER KIRSTEN GILLIBRAND NORTH CAROLINA Richard Burr Thom Tillis - A - 0 NORTH DAKOTA John Hoeven - - A 0 HEIDI HEITKAMP OHIO SHERROD BROWN Rob Portman OKLAHOMA James Inhofe James Lankford % 10 NARAL Pro-Choice America

13 2016 SENATE VOTES (continued) Restriction on Contraception: Restriction on Contraception: Restriction on Contraception: % OREGON RON WYDEN JEFF MERKLEY PENNSYLVANIA BOB CASEY Patrick Toomey RHODE ISLAND JACK REED SHELDON WHITEHOUSE SOUTH CAROLINA Lindsey Graham Tim Scott SOUTH DAKOTA John Thune Mike Rounds TENNESSEE Lamar Alexander Bob Corker TEXAS John Cornyn Ted Cruz UTAH Orrin Hatch Mike Lee + A VERMONT PATRICK LEAHY Bernard Sanders % 2016 Congressional Record on Choice 11

14 2016 SENATE VOTES (continued) Restriction on Contraception: Restriction on Contraception: Restriction on Contraception: VIRGINIA % MARK WARNER TIM KAINE + + A 100 WASHINGTON PATTY MURRAY MARIA CANTWELL WEST VIRGINIA JOE MANCHIN III Shelley Moore Capito WISCONSIN Ron Johnson TAMMY BALDWIN WYOMING Michael Enzi John Barrasso % 12 NARAL Pro-Choice America

15 VOTE DESCRIPTIONS HOUSE 1. One-Year Funding Ban. To provide for reconciliation on the budget for fiscal year 2016, H.R Final passage. The bill would disqualify Planned Parenthood from participating in federal health-care programs for one year. (Some anti-choice lawmakers cast what appear to be pro-choice votes; most observers recognize that those votes were cast for reasons unrelated to reproductive health.) Passed A pro-choice vote (+) was against final passage (1/6/16). 2. Veto Override. To provide for reconciliation on the budget for fiscal year 2016, H.R Veto override. Vote to override President Obama s January 8 veto of a bill that would disqualify Planned Parenthood from participating in federal health-care programs for one year. (Some anti-choice lawmakers cast what appear to be pro-choice votes; most observers recognize that those votes were cast for reasons unrelated to reproductive health.) A two-thirds majority of those present and voting (285 votes needed to sustain the president s veto in this case) of both houses is required to override a 2016 Congressional Record on Choice 13

16 veto. Failed A pro-choice vote (+) was a vote to sustain the veto (2/2/16). 3. Anti-Choice Refusal: Taxpayer-Funded Discrimination. Energy and Water Development and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, H.R Byrne (R-AL) amendment to add a sweeping refusal provision that would allow employers to discriminate against women and LGBT workers. Passed A pro-choice vote (+) was against the amendment (5/25/16). 4. Restriction on Contraception:. and Preparedness Act, H.R On agreeing to the conference report to accompany H.R Final passage. The conference report restricts access to contraception by excluding family-planning providers from Zika response funds. Passed A pro-choice vote (+) was against the conference report (6/23/16). 5. Federal Employees Health Insurance. Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Act, H.R Grayson (D- FL) amendment to strike the current-law provision that prohibits federal employees and their dependents from choosing a health-insurance plan with abortion coverage through the Federal Employee Health Benefits (FEHB) program. Failed A pro-choice vote (+) was in support of the amendment (7/6/16). 6. Anti-Choice Refusal: D.C. Reproductive-Health Non-Discrimination Law. Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Act, H.R NARAL Pro-Choice America

17 Palmer (R-AL) amendment to block a D.C. law that prohibits employers from taking adverse action against employees based on their reproductive-health decisions. Passed A pro-choice vote (+) was against the amendment (7/7/16). 7. Anti-Choice Refusal: Conscience Protection Act. S.304. Final passage. The bill would expand the Federal Refusal Clause by allowing individuals and healthcare companies to refuse to participate in, facilitate, or make arrangements for abortion services. It would also let individuals and organizations bring lawsuits for actual or threatened violations. Passed A pro-choice vote (+) was against final passage (7/13/16). 8. Special Investigation Committee Funding. H.Res.933. Final Passage. A resolution to allocate $800,000 in back-funding to the special committee investigating fetal-tissue donation and abortion practice. Passed A pro-choice vote (+) was against the resolution (12/1/16) Congressional Record on Choice 15

18 2016 HOUSE VOTES One-Year Funding Ban Veto Override Anti-Choice Refusal: Taxpayer- Funded Discrimination ALABAMA 1 Bradley Byrne Martha Roby Mike Rogers Robert Aderholt Mo Brooks Gary Palmer TERRI SEWELL ALASKA AL Don Young ARIZONA 1 ANN KIRKPATRICK Martha McSally RAÚL GRIJALVA Paul Gosar Matt Salmon David Schweikert RUBEN GALLEGO Trent Franks KYRSTEN SINEMA ARKANSAS 1 Eric Crawford French Hill Steve Womack Bruce Westerman CALIFORNIA 1 Doug LaMalfa JARED HUFFMAN JOHN GARAMENDI Tom McClintock MIKE THOMPSON DORIS MATSUI NARAL Pro-Choice America

19 Restriction on Contraception: Federal Employees Health Insurance Anti-Choice Refusal: D.C. Reproductive- Health Non-Discrimination Law Anti-Choice Refusal: Conscience Protection Act Special Investigation Committee Funding - - A A A A Congressional Record on Choice 17

20 2016 HOUSE VOTES (continued) One-Year Funding Ban Veto Override Anti-Choice Refusal: Taxpayer- Funded Discrimination 7 AMI BERA Paul Cook JERRY McNERNEY Jeff Denham MARK DeSAULNIER NANCY PELOSI BARBARA LEE JACKIE SPEIER ERIC SWALWELL JIM COSTA MICHAEL HONDA ANNA ESHOO ZOE LOFGREN SAM FARR David Valadao Devin Nunes Kevin McCarthy LOIS CAPPS Steve Knight JULIA BROWNLEY JUDY CHU ADAM SCHIFF TONY CÁRDENAS + + A 30 BRAD SHERMAN PETE AGUILAR GRACE NAPOLITANO TED LIEU XAVIER BECERRA NORMA TORRES RAUL RUIZ KAREN BASS LINDA SÁNCHEZ Ed Royce LUCILLE ROYBAL-ALLARD MARK TAKANO NARAL Pro-Choice America

21 Restriction on Contraception: Federal Employees Health Insurance Anti-Choice Refusal: D.C. Reproductive- Health Non-Discrimination Law Anti-Choice Refusal: Conscience Protection Act Special Investigation Committee Funding A A Congressional Record on Choice 19

22 2016 HOUSE VOTES (continued) One-Year Funding Ban Veto Override Anti-Choice Refusal: Taxpayer- Funded Discrimination 42 Ken Calvert MAXINE WATERS JANICE HAHN Mimi Walters LORETTA SANCHEZ ALAN LOWENTHAL Dana Rohrabacher Darrell Issa A Duncan Hunter JUAN VARGAS SCOTT PETERS SUSAN DAVIS COLORADO 1 DIANA DeGETTE JARED POLIS Scott Tipton Ken Buck Doug Lamborn - - A 6 Mike Coffman ED PERLMUTTER CONNECTICUT 1 JOHN LARSON JOE COURTNEY ROSA DeLAURO A JIM HIMES ELIZABETH ESTY DELAWARE AL JOHN CARNEY FLORIDA 1 Jeff Miller GWEN GRAHAM Ted Yoho NARAL Pro-Choice America

23 Restriction on Contraception: Federal Employees Health Insurance Anti-Choice Refusal: D.C. Reproductive- Health Non-Discrimination Law Anti-Choice Refusal: Conscience Protection Act Special Investigation Committee Funding A 100 A A A A Congressional Record on Choice 21

24 2016 HOUSE VOTES (continued) One-Year Funding Ban Veto Override Anti-Choice Refusal: Taxpayer- Funded Discrimination 4 Ander Crenshaw CORRINE BROWN Ron DeSantis John Mica Bill Posey ALAN GRAYSON Daniel Webster Rich Nugent A Gus Bilirakis David Jolly KATHY CASTOR Dennis Ross Vern Buchanan Tom Rooney PATRICK MURPHY Curt Clawson ALCEE HASTINGS TED DEUTCH LOIS FRANKEL DEBBIE WASSERMAN SCHULTZ FREDERICA WILSON Mario Diaz-Balart Carlos Curbelo Ileana Ros-Lehtinen GEORGIA 1 Buddy Carter SANFORD BISHOP JR Lynn Westmoreland - A - 4 HANK JOHNSON JOHN LEWIS Tom Price Rob Woodall Austin Scott Doug Collins NARAL Pro-Choice America

25 Restriction on Contraception: Federal Employees Health Insurance Anti-Choice Refusal: D.C. Reproductive- Health Non-Discrimination Law Anti-Choice Refusal: Conscience Protection Act Special Investigation Committee Funding + + A + A 100 A A A - A A 5 - A A A A A A A A - - A Congressional Record on Choice 23

26 2016 HOUSE VOTES (continued) One-Year Funding Ban Veto Override Anti-Choice Refusal: Taxpayer- Funded Discrimination 10 Jody Hice Barry Loudermilk Rick Allen DAVID SCOTT Tom Graves HAWAII 1 MARK TAKAI + + A 1 COLLEEN HANABUSA I I I 2 TULSI GABBARD IDAHO 1 Raúl Labrador Mike Simpson ILLINOIS 1 BOBBY RUSH A ROBIN KELLY DANIEL LIPINSKI LUIS GUTIERREZ MIKE QUIGLEY Peter Roskam DANNY DAVIS TAMMY DUCKWORTH JAN SCHAKOWSKY Bob Dold BILL FOSTER Mike Bost Rodney Davis Randy Hultgren John Shimkus Adam Kinzinger CHERI BUSTOS Darin LaHood NARAL Pro-Choice America

27 Restriction on Contraception: Federal Employees Health Insurance Anti-Choice Refusal: D.C. Reproductive- Health Non-Discrimination Law Anti-Choice Refusal: Conscience Protection Act Special Investigation Committee Funding A A A A I n/a I I I I + n/a A A A Congressional Record on Choice 25

28 2016 HOUSE VOTES (continued) One-Year Funding Ban Veto Override Anti-Choice Refusal: Taxpayer- Funded Discrimination INDIANA 1 PETER VISCLOSKY Jackie Walorski Marlin Stutzman Todd Rokita Susan Brooks Luke Messer ANDRÉ CARSON Larry Bucshon Todd Young IOWA 1 Rob Blum DAVE LOEBSACK David Young Steve King A - - KANSAS 1 Tim Huelskamp Lynn Jenkins - - A 3 Kevin Yoder Mike Pompeo KENTUCKY 1 Edward Whitfield James Comer I I I 2 Brett Guthrie JOHN YARMUTH + + A 4 Thomas Massie - A - 5 Harold Rogers Andy Barr LOUISIANA 1 Steve Scalise CEDRIC RICHMOND Charles Boustany Jr NARAL Pro-Choice America

29 Restriction on Contraception: Federal Employees Health Insurance Anti-Choice Refusal: D.C. Reproductive- Health Non-Discrimination Law Anti-Choice Refusal: Conscience Protection Act Special Investigation Committee Funding A A - - I n/a I I I I - n/a A Congressional Record on Choice 27

30 2016 HOUSE VOTES (continued) One-Year Funding Ban Veto Override Anti-Choice Refusal: Taxpayer- Funded Discrimination 4 John Fleming Ralph Abraham Garret Graves MAINE 1 CHELLIE PINGREE Bruce Poliquin MARYLAND 1 Andy Harris C.A. DUTCH RUPPERSBERGER JOHN SARBANES DONNA EDWARDS STENY HOYER JOHN DELANEY ELIJAH CUMMINGS CHRIS VAN HOLLEN MASSACHUSETTS 1 RICHARD NEAL JIM McGOVERN NIKI TSONGAS JOSEPH KENNEDY A KATHERINE CLARK SETH MOULTON MICHAEL CAPUANO STEPHEN LYNCH WILLIAM KEATING MICHIGAN 1 Dan Benishek Bill Huizenga Justin Amash John Moolenaar DAN KILDEE Fred Upton Tim Walberg NARAL Pro-Choice America

31 Restriction on Contraception: Federal Employees Health Insurance Anti-Choice Refusal: D.C. Reproductive- Health Non-Discrimination Law Anti-Choice Refusal: Conscience Protection Act Special Investigation Committee Funding A A A Congressional Record on Choice 29

32 2016 HOUSE VOTES (continued) One-Year Funding Ban Veto Override Anti-Choice Refusal: Taxpayer- Funded Discrimination 8 Mike Bishop SANDER LEVIN Candice Miller A Dave Trott DEBBIE DINGELL JOHN CONYERS JR BRENDA LAWRENCE MINNESOTA 1 TIM WALZ John Kline Erik Paulsen BETTY McCOLLUM KEITH ELLISON Tom Emmer COLLIN PETERSON RICK NOLAN MISSISSIPPI 1 Trent Kelly BENNIE THOMPSON Gregg Harper Steven Palazzo MISSOURI 1 WILLIAM LACY CLAY Ann Wagner Blaine Luetkemeyer Vicky Hartzler EMANUEL CLEAVER II A Sam Graves Billy Long Jason Smith MONTANA AL Ryan Zinke NARAL Pro-Choice America

33 Restriction on Contraception: Federal Employees Health Insurance Anti-Choice Refusal: D.C. Reproductive- Health Non-Discrimination Law Anti-Choice Refusal: Conscience Protection Act Special Investigation Committee Funding A A A A Congressional Record on Choice 31

34 2016 HOUSE VOTES (continued) One-Year Funding Ban Veto Override Anti-Choice Refusal: Taxpayer- Funded Discrimination NEBRASKA 1 Jeff Fortenberry BRAD ASHFORD Adrian Smith NEVADA 1 DINA TITUS A Mark Amodei Joe Heck Cresent Hardy NEW HAMPSHIRE 1 Frank Guinta ANN McLANE KUSTER NEW JERSEY 1 DONALD NORCROSS Frank LoBiondo Tom MacArthur Christopher Smith Scott Garrett FRANK PALLONE JR Leonard Lance ALBIO SIRES BILL PASCRELL JR DONALD PAYNE JR. A Rodney Frelinghuysen BONNIE WATSON COLEMAN NEW MEXICO 1 MICHELLE LUJAN GRISHAM Steve Pearce BEN RAY LUJÁN NEW YORK 1 Lee Zeldin NARAL Pro-Choice America

35 Restriction on Contraception: Federal Employees Health Insurance Anti-Choice Refusal: D.C. Reproductive- Health Non-Discrimination Law Anti-Choice Refusal: Conscience Protection Act Special Investigation Committee Funding A 0 A A Congressional Record on Choice 33

36 2016 HOUSE VOTES (continued) One-Year Funding Ban Veto Override Anti-Choice Refusal: Taxpayer- Funded Discrimination 2 Peter King STEVE ISRAEL KATHLEEN RICE + + A 5 GREGORY MEEKS GRACE MENG NYDIA VELÁZQUEZ HAKEEM JEFFRIES YVETTE CLARKE JERROLD NADLER Daniel Donovan CAROLYN MALONEY CHARLES RANGEL JOSEPH CROWLEY JOSÉ SERRANO ELIOT ENGEL NITA LOWEY SEAN PATRICK MALONEY Chris Gibson PAUL TONKO Elise Stefanik Richard Hanna + + A 23 Tom Reed John Katko LOUISE SLAUGHTER BRIAN HIGGINS Chris Collins NORTH CAROLINA 1 G.K. BUTTERFIELD Renee Ellmers Walter Jones DAVID PRICE Virginia Foxx Bradley Walker David Rouzer NARAL Pro-Choice America

37 Restriction on Contraception: Federal Employees Health Insurance Anti-Choice Refusal: D.C. Reproductive- Health Non-Discrimination Law Anti-Choice Refusal: Conscience Protection Act Special Investigation Committee Funding + A A A A A Congressional Record on Choice 35

38 2016 HOUSE VOTES (continued) One-Year Funding Ban Veto Override Anti-Choice Refusal: Taxpayer- Funded Discrimination 8 Richard Hudson Robert Pittenger Patrick McHenry Mark Meadows ALMA ADAMS George Holding NORTH DAKOTA AL Kevin Cramer OHIO 1 Steve Chabot Brad Wenstrup JOYCE BEATTY Jim Jordan Bob Latta Bill Johnson Bob Gibbs Warren Davidson I I I 9 MARCY KAPTUR Michael Turner MARCIA FUDGE Pat Tiberi TIM RYAN David Joyce Steve Stivers James Renacci OKLAHOMA 1 Jim Bridenstine Markwayne Mullin Frank Lucas Tom Cole Steve Russell OREGON 1 SUZANNE BONAMICI NARAL Pro-Choice America

39 Restriction on Contraception: Federal Employees Health Insurance Anti-Choice Refusal: D.C. Reproductive- Health Non-Discrimination Law Anti-Choice Refusal: Conscience Protection Act Special Investigation Committee Funding n/a A A A A A Congressional Record on Choice 37

40 2016 HOUSE VOTES (continued) One-Year Funding Ban Veto Override Anti-Choice Refusal: Taxpayer- Funded Discrimination 2 Greg Walden EARL BLUMENAUER PETER DeFAZIO KURT SCHRADER PENNSYLVANIA 1 ROBERT BRADY CHAKA FATTAH + A A 2 DWIGHT EVANS I I I 3 Mike Kelly Scott Perry Glenn Thompson Ryan Costello Patrick Meehan Michael Fitzpatrick Bill Shuster Tom Marino Lou Barletta Keith Rothfus BRENDAN BOYLE MIKE DOYLE Charlie Dent Joe Pitts MATT CARTWRIGHT Tim Murphy RHODE ISLAND 1 DAVID CICILLINE JAMES LANGEVIN SOUTH CAROLINA 1 Mark Sanford Joe Wilson Jeff Duncan Trey Gowdy NARAL Pro-Choice America

41 Restriction on Contraception: Federal Employees Health Insurance Anti-Choice Refusal: D.C. Reproductive- Health Non-Discrimination Law Anti-Choice Refusal: Conscience Protection Act Special Investigation Committee Funding A 100 A A I I I I n/a I I I I + n/a A A A Congressional Record on Choice 39

42 2016 HOUSE VOTES (continued) One-Year Funding Ban Veto Override Anti-Choice Refusal: Taxpayer- Funded Discrimination 5 Mick Mulvaney JAMES CLYBURN Tom Rice SOUTH DAKOTA AL Kristi Noem TENNESSEE 1 Phil Roe John Jimmy Duncan Jr Chuck Fleischmann Scott DesJarlais JIM COOPER Diane Black Marsha Blackburn Stephen Fincher - - A 9 STEVE COHEN TEXAS 1 Louie Gohmert Ted Poe Sam Johnson John Ratcliffe Jeb Hensarling Joe Barton John Culberson Kevin Brady AL GREEN Michael McCaul K. Michael Conaway Kay Granger - - A 13 William Mac Thornberry Randy Weber RUBÉN HINOJOSA A BETO O ROURKE + + A 17 Bill Flores NARAL Pro-Choice America

43 Restriction on Contraception: Federal Employees Health Insurance Anti-Choice Refusal: D.C. Reproductive- Health Non-Discrimination Law Anti-Choice Refusal: Conscience Protection Act Special Investigation Committee Funding A A A A A 0 A A A Congressional Record on Choice 41

44 2016 HOUSE VOTES (continued) One-Year Funding Ban Veto Override Anti-Choice Refusal: Taxpayer- Funded Discrimination 18 SHEILA JACKSON LEE Randy Neugebauer JOAQUIN CASTRO + A A 21 Lamar Smith Pete Olson Will Hurd Kenny Marchant Roger Williams Michael Burgess Blake Farenthold HENRY CUELLAR GENE GREEN EDDIE BERNICE JOHNSON A John Carter Pete Sessions MARC VEASEY FILEMON VELA LLOYD DOGGETT Brian Babin UTAH 1 Rob Bishop Chris Stewart Jason Chaffetz Mia Love VERMONT AL PETER WELCH VIRGINIA 1 Rob Wittman Scott Rigell ROBERT SCOTT J. Randy Forbes Robert Hurt Robert Goodlatte NARAL Pro-Choice America

45 Restriction on Contraception: Federal Employees Health Insurance Anti-Choice Refusal: D.C. Reproductive- Health Non-Discrimination Law Anti-Choice Refusal: Conscience Protection Act Special Investigation Committee Funding A A A A A Congressional Record on Choice 43

46 2016 HOUSE VOTES (continued) One-Year Funding Ban Veto Override Anti-Choice Refusal: Taxpayer- Funded Discrimination 7 Dave Brat DONALD BEYER Morgan Griffith Barbara Comstock GERALD CONNOLLY WASHINGTON 1 SUZAN DelBENE RICK LARSEN Jaime Herrera Beutler - - A 4 Dan Newhouse Cathy McMorris Rodgers DEREK KILMER JIM McDERMOTT + A + 8 Dave Reichert ADAM SMITH + A + 10 DENNY HECK WEST VIRGINIA 1 David McKinley Alex Mooney Evan Jenkins WISCONSIN 1 Paul Ryan - S S 2 MARK POCAN RON KIND A GWEN MOORE F. James Sensenbrenner Jr Glenn Grothman Sean Duffy - - A 8 Reid Ribble WYOMING AL Cynthia Lummis NARAL Pro-Choice America

47 Restriction on Contraception: Federal Employees Health Insurance Anti-Choice Refusal: D.C. Reproductive- Health Non-Discrimination Law Anti-Choice Refusal: Conscience Protection Act Special Investigation Committee Funding A A S S S S S Congressional Record on Choice 45

48 LEGEND DEMOCRATS All capitals Republicans Initial capitals Independents Italics Numbers beside House members names denote congressional districts; AL denotes at-large. + pro-choice vote - anti-choice vote P present A absent* I ineligible S speaker may exercise discretion not to vote L leader switched vote (from anti-choice to pro-choice) to preserve right to file a motion to reconsider n/a total score not applicable * Total score may reflect past vote or confirmed position on issue.

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