If they vote against it, then we just keep putting it on the floor for votes, vote after vote after vote, to make it clear to the American people that what they need to do is vote this November and make sure that we have a majority in the United States Senate and in the House large enough that we can actually pass this legislation that would codify Roe into law.
Duckworth emphasizes the importance of voting to secure a Democratic majority to codify Roe into law.
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