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Bill#H 5179 - Rollcall vote #372 Dec. 29, 2020
Expands State Abortion Access
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Vote to override a veto of a bill that expands state abortion access. (voting NO on the veto override means support of the following restrictions):
Prohibits an abortion from being performed by a physician if the pregnancy has lasted for longer than 24 weeks, unless it is medically necessary to preserve the patient's physical or mental health, or because of a lethal fetal anomaly
Requires parental written consent for an abortion to be performed for a pregnant individual who is less than 16 years old and not married
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Kathleen would have voted YES
Timilty voted NO
Passed State Senate 32 YES to 8 NO
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Bill# S4 - Rollcall vote #291 11/18/2020
ROE Act
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Vote was on an amendment to increase equitable access to abortion by expanding access to abortion after 24 weeks of pregnancy in cases of a lethal fetal diagnosis; allowing 16 and 17 year olds to make their own decisions about abortion care without having to go before a judge; streamlining access for those under 16 years old by allowing remote hearings; and codifying a right to non-interference in access to reproductive health care.
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Kathleen would have voted YES
Timilty voted NO
Passed Senate YES: 33; NO:7
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Bill# H3638 - Rollcall vote # 20 3/28/2019
Family Planning
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Vote was on making up to $8 million available for family planning clinics in Massachusetts at risk of losing federal funding under a new Trump administration rule that cuts support for providers that offer abortion services.
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Kathleen would have voted YES
Timilty voted NO
Passed Senate YES: 33; NO: 5
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Bill# S 2283 - Rollcall vote # 438 July 23, 2014
Authorizes Withdrawal Orders around Reproductive Health Care Facilities
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Vote to pass a bill that authorizes law enforcement officers to order the withdrawal of individuals impeding access to a reproductive health care facility.
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Kathleen would have voted YES
Timilty voted NO
House Bill Passed 116 Yes to 35 No
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Bill# S 1353 - Rollcall vote # 207 Nov. 1, 2007
Reproductive Health Clinic Buffer Zones
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Vote to pass a bill that establishes a 35-foot buffer zone surrounding reproductive health care clinics where no one is allowed to remain. Does not apply to persons entering or leaving the facility, employees of the facility, or municipal employees.
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Kathleen would have voted YES
Timilty voted NO
House Bill Passed 122 Yes to 28 No
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