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Abortion access is top of mind for Michigan voters this November as they vote on a ballot initiative to protect reproductive freedom and congressional races featuring anti-abortion extremists like Paul Junge. Junge said it himself: he doesn’t “make exceptions” when it comes to abortion access. His hardline views are a danger to Michigan women and girls and would take Michigan back nearly a century.
DCCC Spokesperson Matt Corridoni
“Michiganders can’t afford to have politicians like Paul Junge infringing on their individual rights to make their own health care decisions. Junge’s radical agenda would take Michigan back to the dark days of criminalizing abortion for women and doctors. Junge thinks he can parachute into mid-Michigan and impose his extreme views on abortion, but this November, voters will prove him wrong.”
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