Utah’s US House delegation votes against codifying the right to birth control

Eight Republicans joined all U.S. House Democrats to pass the Right to Contraception Act on Thursday.

(The Salt Lake Tribune) Utah members of U.S. Congress, clockwise from top left: Rep. Blake Moore; Rep. Chris Stewart; Rep. Burgess Owens; and Rep. John Curtis. This week, the four congressmen voted this week to support codifying same-sex marriage in the United States and voted against a right to birth control.

Utah’s US House delegation votes against codifying the right to birth control

Eight Republicans joined all U.S. House Democrats to pass the Right to Contraception Act on Thursday.

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