Louisiana U.S. Senate Election 2014Where Do the Candidates Stand on Life?

Incumbent: Senator Mary Landrieu (D)Complete Voting Record in Congress: 27% Pro-LifeVoting Record Since Re-Election: 0 % Pro-LifeSince 1997, Landrieu has cast 17 out of 63 votes pro-life in the Senate, giving her a 27% pro-life voting record.Since re-election in 2008, Landrieu has cast 0/15 votes pro-life, giving her a 0% pro-life voting record since re-election. Important Recent Votes & Positions:-- Tax-Funding of Planned Parenthood/Abortion Industry? Landrieu Voted in Favor of Funding Planned Parenthood-- Abortion Subsidies in Affordable Care Act (Obamacare)? Landrieu Voted to Keep Abortion Subsidies in Obamacare-- HHS Mandate Violating Religious Liberty? Landrieu Voted for Obamacare and the HHS Mandate -- Ban on Painful Late Abortion at 20 Weeks and Later? Landrieu Opposes Legislation to End Late Abortion

Challenger: Congressman Bill Cassidy (R)Complete Voting Record in Congress: 100% Pro-LifeVoting Record Since Re-Election: 100% Pro-Life

Since 2009, Cassidy has cast 19 out of 19 votes pro-life in Congress, giving him a 100% pro-life voting record.Important Recent Votes & Positions:-- Tax-Funding of Planned Parenthood/Abortion Industry? Cassidy Voted Against Funding Planned Parenthood-- Abortion Subsidies in Affordable Care Act (Obamacare)? Cassidy Voted to Remove Abortion Subsidies in Obamacare-- HHS Mandate Violating Religious Liberty? Cassidy Has Voted to Repeal Obamacare and the HHS Mandate-- Ban on Painful Late Abortion at 20 Weeks and Later? Cassidy Voted in Favor of Legislation to End Late Abortion

Landrieu and Cassidy’s record based on National Right to Life’s Voting Records at NRLC.org. This is a non-partisan educational card. Louisiana Right to Life Federation Inc. does not support or oppose the election of any candidate.

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2014 U.S. Senate Election: Run-Off Election: Dec. 6th (Early Voting: Nov. 22, 24-26, & 29)