“Continue fighting to protect reproductive freedom and access to abortion.”
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Course-of-conduct promise ("continue fighting to protect reproductive freedom and access to abortion"), anchored to Blunt Rochester's tenure (U.S. House 2017-2025; U.S. Senate 2025-present). Two PRIMARY senate.gov sources independently verify the outcome with verbatim quotes: (1) as a Senator she joined Baldwin/Blumenthal/Murray on the Women's Health Protection Act to restore abortion access nationwide, calling it "a vital piece of legislation that will restore women's access to basic care" and warning that on the third anniversary of Dobbs "Republicans have become bolder in their assault on abortion access"; and (2) she personally delivered Senate floor remarks marking three years post-Dobbs, urging "Today let's turn that outrage into action" and framing the fight as being about "Freedom." Together these document concrete, ongoing action (cosponsorship + floor advocacy), satisfying the "continued fighting" outcome. Rated FULL rather than CHAMPIONED because she acts as a consistent cosponsor and floor advocate rather than the sole lead author/driver of the flagship legislation (lead sponsor is Sen. Baldwin); the promised legislation has not been enacted, but the promise concerns the ongoing fight/effort, which is documented and continues. Not UNRATABLE because two primary sources with verbatim quotes establish concrete actions, not merely stated positions.
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