Vote Info - Point of View

The senate rejected the Blunt Amendment with a final vote of 51-48. This bill would have provided protection for people of faith from the administration’s mandate to provide abortifacients (drugs that can cause an abortion) and contraceptives. The majority of the senate took the position that it is more important to provide these drugs and contraceptives free of charge to all women rather than to uphold the religious freedom guaranteed by the 1st Amendment. Please share YOUR point of view on how your senators represented you. You can use the messages provided below or write a message in your own words.

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Blunt Amendment - Protect Religious Freedom

Mar 1, 2012

Senate Roll call 24

112th Congress 2nd Session

Accepted: 51-48

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Motion to Table the Blunt Amendment; To amend the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act to protect rights of conscience with regard to requirements for coverage of specific items and services.

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Name	Party	State	Vote
Akaka, Daniel	Democrat	HI	(Yea)
Alexander, Lamar	Republican	TN	(Nay)
Ayotte, Kelly	Republican	NH	(Nay)
Barrasso, John	Republican	WY	(Nay)
Baucus, Max	Democrat	MT	(Yea)
Begich, Mark	Democrat	AK	(Yea)
Bennet, Michael	Democrat	CO	(Yea)
Bingaman, Jeff	Democrat	NM	(Yea)
Blumenthal, Richard	Democrat	CT	(Yea)
Blunt, Roy	Republican	MO	(Nay)

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