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Marking One Year Without Roe, DCCC Launches Campaign to Hold Lori Chavez-DeRemer Accountable for Anti-Abortion Extremism

One year later, vulnerable House Republicans continue their push for a national abortion ban

One year after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade, Lori Chavez-DeRemer has continued her assault on reproductive freedoms, despite an overwhelming 80% of Americans who oppose a national abortion ban. To highlight just how out of step Chavez-DeRemer is with the voters she represents, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee this week announced new, early efforts to hold Chavez-DeRemer accountable for her anti-abortion crusade.

The campaign in Oregon includes:

  • A new microsite, expanding upon an investment from last year that outlines Chavez-DeRemer’s dangerous attacks on access to reproductive health care

  • Three new digital ads, backed by four-figure buys, that will run against Chavez-DeRemer and other vulnerable House Republicans

The DCCC is making the stakes of this election crystal clear in Oregon. With this campaign and others throughout the cycle, the DCCC will continue to highlight the extreme anti-abortion positions that Lori Chavez-DeRemer has staked out.

To that end, the DCCC is distributing a fact sheet highlighting Chavez-DeRemer’s dangerous positions on stripping away reproductive freedoms HERE. 

DCCC spokesperson Jacob Haythorn:
“Lori Chavez-DeRemer will stop at nothing to ban abortion nationwide. In the earliest weeks of the MAGA majority, she voted to punish doctors for providing reproductive care. Lori Chavez-DeRemer cannot be trusted to defend Oregon womens’ fundamental rights and freedoms and, as a result, will be voted out of office in 2024.”

Earlier this week, the DCCC released a memo detailing why abortion remains a key electoral issue for 2024, which can be found HERE. 

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