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1:07Now PlayingA bill pushed by Senate Democrats that would have codified the right to contraceptives nationwide fell short in a test vote Wednesday, with Republicans dismissing the measure as a “show.”
The upper chamber voted 51-39 to advance the Right to Contraception Act. which would have enshrined protections for Americans’ access to birth control and prohibited future bills to curb those rights from coming to the floor. The bill needed 60 votes to clear the legislative filibuster.
Just two Republicans, Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, voted to move the legislation forward.
The measure also would have authorized the Department of Justice to sue states and individuals deemed to infringe on rights to contraception.
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