1. United States
2. Calif.
3. Letter

The Right to Contraception Act would protect the ability to access and provide contraceptives, safeguarding reproductive freedoms for millions of Americans. It is essential legislation in the wake of threats to restrict access to birth control. Contraceptives are a vital resource, allowing individuals to plan their families and make personal healthcare decisions. Enacting federal protections for contraception upholds fundamental rights and prevents government overreach into private matters. For these reasons, supporting the Right to Contraception Act is a reasonable and necessary step to preserve essential reproductive liberties. Its passage would be a victory for personal freedom and healthcare access.