The Right to Use Contraception Act isn't complicated: The legislative language is just four sentences, and it would protect the right to basic contraception like condoms, the pill, and IUDs for all Virginians. 

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Governor Youngkin asked the legislature to remove protections for IUDs and birth control, and to make this a recommendation rather than law protecting the right to contraception.  But legislators rejected that effort to gut the bill, so Gov. Youngkin will be forced to approve or veto.

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With over 35,000 of Virginia's faithful signing a prayer petition in support of the act and overwhelming popular support on both sides of the political aisle, Governor Youngkin needs to decide.

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Take a minute today to call Governor Youngkin and encourage him to do the right thing.