Cinde Warmington on Abortion

	Cinde Warmington on Abortion

Freedom is being able to plan, prevent, space pregnancies

Warmington said reproductive rights are one of the key drivers of her campaign. She said reversing the state's restriction on abortions after 24 weeks and passing legislation to codify abortion rights into state statute are priorities. "Freedom starts with being able to plan and prevent and space our pregnancies, and there is no autonomy, there is no freedom for women without that ability," she said. Source: N.H. Bulletin on 2024 New Hampshire Gubernatorial race , Sep 19, 2023

For funding Planned Parenthood; against banning abortion

As the only Democrat on the Executive Council, Cinde has been the last line of defense against Republican overreach and extremism. She has stood strong for funding Planned Parenthood and against banning abortion. Source: 2024 New Hampshire Governor website CindeWarmington.com , Aug 23, 2023

Uphold our fundamental rights, including right to choose

One vote on the Executive Council is the difference between Planned Parenthood being funded and women across our state being denied essential health care services; one vote on the Executive Council is the difference between a Supreme Court that upholds our fundamental rights and one who seeks to undermine the right to choose, the right to vote and the right to marry the one you love.

The Executive Council can ensure we have state agency leaders who will forward and protect the mission of the agency. It can ensure we have judges who will uphold our fundamental rights, including those rights currently under assault, such as the right to choose and the right to vote. The Executive Council also plays a critical role in the state contracting process, making sure our hard-earned dollars are spent in a way that is both fiscally responsible and consistent with our values.

Source: Candidate Connection: 2024 New Hampshire Gubernatorial race , Nov 1, 2020

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