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The Senate will take a procedural vote to start debate on [the Women's Health and Protection Act] next week, Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced. The legislation would codify Roe while also banning requirements some states have put into place, such as waiting periods and mandatory doctor's visits before the procedure.
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The bill cleared the House of Representatives in September 2021, but in the Senate Schumer failed to get even the entire Democratic caucus on board. Any effort to protect abortion access nationwide is likely to face an uphill battle in the 50-50 divided chamber, where Democrats don't have the 60 votes needed to overcome an expected filibuster.
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[Sen. Susan Collins and Sen. Lisa Murkowski, the only Senate Republicans who support abortion rights] have their own proposal to codify Roe. Their bill would prohibit states from imposing an "undue burden" on the ability of a woman to choose to terminate a pregnancy pre-viability but also allows states to keep other restrictions.