Right to Contraception Act

Motion to invoke cloture (end debate) on the motion to proceed to the Right to Contraception Act, a bill to protect both an individual’s right to use contraception and a health care provider’s right to provide contraceptives and related counseling. Three-fifths of the Senate (60 votes) is required to invoke cloture. Cloture motion failed. A vote for reproductive freedom was in support of cloture.

This measure positively impacts reproductive freedom.

June 5, 2024

S.4381

Voting Record

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Name	State/Territory	Chamber	Party	How they voted yea Vote for/in favor of nay Vote against — Abstained, absent, ineligible, present, resigned or deceased L Leader switched vote to preserve right to file a motion to reconsider S The speaker exercised their discretion not to vote
James Lankford	Oklahoma	Senate	Republican	nay
Mike Lee	Utah	Senate	Republican	nay
Ben Ray Luján	New Mexico	Senate	Democratic	yea
Cynthia Lummis	Wyoming	Senate	Republican	nay
Joe Manchin III	West Virginia	Senate	Independent	yea
Ed Markey	Massachusetts	Senate	Democratic	yea
Roger Marshall	Kansas	Senate	Republican	nay
Mitch McConnell	Kentucky	Senate	Republican	nay
Bob Menendez	New Jersey	Senate	Democratic	—
Jeff Merkley	Oregon	Senate	Democratic	yea
Jerry Moran	Kansas	Senate	Republican	—
Markwayne Mullin	Oklahoma	Senate	Republican	nay
Lisa Murkowski	Alaska	Senate	Republican	yea
Chris Murphy	Connecticut	Senate	Democratic	yea
Patty Murray	Washington	Senate	Democratic	yea
Jon Ossoff	Georgia	Senate	Democratic	yea
Alex Padilla	California	Senate	Democratic	yea
Rand Paul	Kentucky	Senate	Republican	nay
Gary Peters	Michigan	Senate	Democratic	yea
Jack Reed	Rhode Island	Senate	Democratic	yea
Pete Ricketts	Nebraska	Senate	Republican	nay
Jim Risch	Idaho	Senate	Republican	nay
Mitt Romney	Utah	Senate	Republican	—
Jacky Rosen	Nevada	Senate	Democratic	yea
Mike Rounds	South Dakota	Senate	Republican	nay