Correction: Rep. Pat Harkins voted FOR HB 2050
Our previous E-Mail Update incorrectly reported that state Representative Pat Harkins was not present for the vote on HB 2050, the Down Syndrome Protection Bill. We regret the error and are pleased to report the Pat Harkins was present and did vote FOR HB 2050.
Our information was acquired from the Roll Call that was posted immediately after the vote on the Pennsylvania House of Representatives website. Apparently, there was a typo at that time, which was later corrected.
We contacted Rep. Harkins' Erie office to confirm his vote and apologize for our error.
The correct information is as follows:
Northwestern Pennsylvania Representatives Voting
FOR HB 2050
Pat Harkins (D-1)
Lee James (R-64)
Mark Longietti (D-7)
Tedd Nesbit (R-8)
Curt Sonney (R-4)
Kathy Rapp (R-65)
Brad Roae (R-6)
Parke Wentling (R-17)
Northwestern Pennsylvania Representatives Voting
AGAINST HB 2050
Ryan Bizzarro (D-3)
Northwestern Pennsylvania Representatives
NOT VOTING on HB 2050
Florindo Fabrizio (D-2)
In case you missed our previous E-Mail Update
House Bill 2050, would prohibit abortion in cases where the baby's life would be terminated solely because he or she has been diagnosed with Down syndrome, a relatively common (1 in 350) "disability."
It is estimated that currently in the United States approximately 90% of babies diagnosed with Down syndrome are aborted.
Pennsylvania law already protects babies from abortions that would be carried out solely because the parents want a boy instead of a girl or a girl instead of a boy.
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