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Rodney Willett voted for Virginia's Right to Reproductive Freedom constitutional amendment (HJR 1) in both the 2025 and 2026 General Assembly sessions. The amendment codifies access to abortion, contraception, miscarriage management, and fertility treatments as constitutional rights. It passed the House 64-34 along party lines, with Willett voting yes as a member of the Democratic caucus, directly opposing any life-at-conception standard.
Rodney Willett voted for the Virginia constitutional amendment (HJR 9) to repeal the state's 2006 one-man-one-woman marriage definition. He also sponsored HJR 12, the mid-decade congressional redistricting constitutional amendment that advanced alongside the marriage and abortion amendments in the January 2026 opening-day package — demonstrating consistent alignment with the progressive constitutional agenda, including rejection of the biblical definition of marriage.
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Co-sponsor of HJ1, the fundamental-right-to-reproductive-freedom constitutional amendment; campaign site: 'supports a woman's right to choose and access to abortion.' Does not affirm personhood from conception.
Co-sponsor of HJ1, the fundamental-right-to-reproductive-freedom constitutional amendment; campaign site: 'supports a woman's right to choose and access to abortion.' Does not affirm personhood from conception.
Endorsed by Planned Parenthood Advocates of Virginia (2025) — accepted abortion-industry support.
Co-sponsor of HJ9, the constitutional amendment repealing Virginia's one-man/one-woman marriage definition (House passed 58-35, Jan 14 2025); does not affirm marriage as one man and one woman.
His own accomplishments page credits expanding acceptable voter ID to include certain non-photo IDs — opposite of a photo-ID + citizenship-verification requirement.
Chief co-patron of an assault-weapons ban; campaign site: 'voted for Virginia's red flag law' and supports universal background checks + safe-storage; Giffords PAC-endorsed. Supports red-flag/AWB measures this rubric opposes.
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