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Erin Marshall's Issue Positions (Political Courage Test)

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Erin Marshall did not provide voters with positions on key issues covered by the 2024 Political Courage Test, despite repeated requests from Vote Smart and voters like you.

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Issue Positions

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  • "James Comer has spent his career opposing reproductive freedom publicly, while he privately urged a past girlfriend to get an abortion (according to her, he even drove her to the appointment). ALL of us deserve better–so I'm all in to unseat him. Join me." (twitter.com)
  • Kentucky "If one of my friends who’s pregnant right now were to have complications with their pregnancy, they ultimately might have to pick up and drive to another state, like Illinois, to get the services they need. That’s terrifying," Marshall said. "I think Kentuckians know they are a step too far." (www.kentucky.com)
  • "Two years ago today, Roe was overturned and Kentucky's trigger law went into effect—banning abortion without exceptions for rape or incest. It's been a dark and painful 2 years, but this November we have a chance to elect pro-choice champions and restore abortion rights for all." (x.com)
  • "Today we should be celebrating the 51st anniversary of Roe v. Wade. Instead we're in the fight of our lives for reproductive freedom. One way I'm fighting: I filed to run for Congress in my hometown to unseat the extreme anti-choice incumbent." (x.com)
  • "Two years ago today, Roe was overturned and Kentucky's trigger law went into effect—banning abortion without exceptions for rape or incest. It's been a dark and painful 2 years, but this November we have a chance to elect pro-choice champions and restore abortion rights for all." (x.com)
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  • "Incredibly proud to be a @MomsDemand Action Gun Sense Candidate. Columbine happened on my 5th birthday. 24 years later, my son goes through active shooter drills in preschool. Enough is enough—I'll fight like hell in Congress to make sure our kids can learn without fear." (x.com)
  • "We're 45 days into the year and, after yesterday's awful events in Kansas City, 48 mass shootings into the year. So naturally, House Republicans have decided to leave for weeks of recess... It's time to vote out anyone who won't take action to prevent senseless gun violence" (x.com)
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