Aaron Bean on Abortion

	Aaron Bean on Abortion

Support 24 hour waiting period for abortion

Summary by The Florida Times-Union (6/10/15): Gov. Scott signed a measure that will require a 24-hour waiting period before women can have abortions. "This bill gives women an opportunity to reflect on a major decision that will have lifelong effects, not just physically but mentally as well," said the Senate sponsor. The bill adds to an already-existing law that requires physicians performing abortions to provide information to women to obtain their consent. The information must be provided in person to the women at least 24 hours before the procedures are performed. The bill includes exceptions for victims of rape, incest, domestic violence or human trafficking-but those victims can waive the 24-hour wait only if they can produce police reports, restraining orders, or other documentation.

Legislative Outcome: Passed House 77-41-2 on Apr/22/15; passed Senate 26-13-1 on Apr/24/15; State Sen. Aaron Bean voted YES; signed by Gov. Scott on Jun/10/15.

Source: Florida Times-Union on legislative voting record HB633 , Apr 24, 2015

Ban abortion after 15 weeks; exception for maternal health

Q: Abortion providers, including Planned Parenthood, should not receive funds from federal, state, or local governments?

A: Strongly Agree.

Q: Do you support 'aid in dying' laws which legalize assisted suicide and euthanasia?

A: Strongly Disagree.

Q: Under what circumstances should abortion be allowed?

A: I am pro-life, and supported our recent Florida bill signed by Governor DeSantis banning abortion after 15 weeks with exception for life and health of the mother.

Source: 2022 AFA Action iVoterGuide on Congressional FL-4 election , Nov 8, 2022

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