The anniversary of the Supreme Court’s disastrous Dobbs decision serves as a reminder of the threat John E. Sununu poses to the reproductive rights of New Hampshire women. Sununu has always been against abortion rights. He delivered on his promise to push anti-abortion legislation in Washington, and has publicly said he opposes the availability and use of mifepristone, a commonly used abortion medication. He even cited his anti-abortion record while campaigning.
“John E. Sununu has a long record of opposing access to reproductive healthcare and voting to curtail women’s reproductive rights,” said American Bridge 21st Century Spokesperson Gus Nathanson. “His hardline anti-abortion views are a threat to women in New Hampshire and across the country, and it is imperative that he doesn’t achieve a seat in the Senate.”
Read more about John E. Sununu’s anti-abortion extremism:
- While running for Senate in 2026, John E. Sununu said “no” when asked if he was pro-choice.
- While serving in the House, Sununu “amassed a voting record that pleased the anti-abortion rights corner.”
- Sununu voted to confirm Samuel Alito, who wrote the majority opinion overturning Roe v. Wade.
- Sununu opposes the availability and use of mifepristone, and repeatedly voted to bar the FDA from testing or developing drugs that chemically induce abortions.
- Sununu repeatedly voted against legislation to allow servicewomen and their dependents to receive privately financed abortions at Armed Forces hospitals abroad.
- Sununu repeatedly voted to ban so-called partial-birth abortion, even without exceptions for the life of the mother.
- Sununu repeatedly voted to make it a federal crime to transport a minor to another state for an abortion.
- Sununu said John Kasich did “the right thing” by defunding Planned Parenthood in Ohio.
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Published: Jun 24, 2026