Ilhan Omar on Abortion

	Ilhan Omar on Abortion

All women deserve affordable reproductive healthcare

Women's rights and healthcare are under attack from the current administration and state governments across the country. All women deserve the right to accessible reproductive healthcare, and access to a safe, affordable abortion.

Ensure access to contraception at no cost
Provide abortion coverage and care regardless of income or insurance
Eliminate the Hyde Amendment that limits access to abortion services for millions of women enrolled in Medicaid and other federal programs

Source: 2018 Congress MN-5 campaign website IlhanOmar.com , Nov 21, 2018

Oppose exposure of abortion clinic employees for licensure

Legislative Summary: SF704 / HF812: Abortion facilities licensure requirement

Analysis by Planned Parenthood : This bill compromises patient and provider privacy, putting their safety at risk. This bill requires that abortion clinics report the names and license numbers of all "health care professionals" who work at the clinic in their applications for licensure. A politically motivated Commissioner of Health could use this legislation to target abortion providers for harassment.

Veto Message: House File 809 infringes upon women's basic right to health and safety--a right of every woman, regardless of the type of health insurance she has. This bill would interfere with critical medical decisions that should be made between a woman and her doctor.

Legislative Outcome: Passed House 79-53-0 on Apr/24/17; State Rep. Ilhan Omar voted NO; Passed Senate 35-29 on May/4/17; Vetoed by Governor Mark Dayton on May/10/17

Source: Planned Parenthood on Minnesota voting record SF704 / HF812 , Apr 24, 2017

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