A Woman's Right to Choose is Worth Protecting. Our final ad in North Dakota is me fighting for that.

The overturning of Roe. V Wade has led to unequal healthcare for women across the country. Women in certain states are left to wonder: “Will my doctor perform this treatment? Will I survive this miscarriage? How will I get treatment? Will I die?”It’s 2024, women should not have to face questions regarding their bodies. Walking into a doctor’s room should be a safe space. But access to medical care has become vilified and the choice to start a family is no longer a right but a directive given to women by our government.That’s why we are closing our campaign with a message that mean’s alot to me. Women’s reproductive rights. YouTube VideoChip in here to help us close this race strong!The message I hope North Dakotans will take into the ballot booth next week is the one that inspired me to get involved in politics in the first place: women deserve the fundamental right to regulate their own bodies. Abortion, IVF, and contraceptives are all forms of healthcare. And should be protected at all costs. Senator Cramer wants women to think that he takes a states’ rights approach to this issue. We already know that doesn’t work – women across this country are suffering in parking lots and hospital bathrooms after being denied care because of maliciously-written state laws. Some have died. Senator Cramer is painting this as a state issue to stay on Donald Trump’s good side and has even praised the Dobbs Decision. When it comes up again, and I promise you it will, Senator Cramer will either vocalize his support for a national abortion ban from his lakehouse in Minnesota or he will vote for it on the Senate floor. North Dakota has the cheapest TV markets in the county. Chip in here to blanket our ad statewide.You might reasonably wonder why we’re not taking our foot off the gas and focusing on less heated issues. Pundits are telling me to coast, to not stir the pot. No chance. This issue is central not only to my candidacy, but as a woman, to my life. And to women in the state and across the country. I have heard so many women tell me their personal stories with reproductive healthcare. Infertility. Miscarriages. PCOS. The day before my first debate with my opponent a voter recounted their harrowing story about learning a pregnancy needed to end immediately because her life was at risk. They were devastated as they had already suffered miscarriages. They had to pack up and drive to receive care immediately as the state’s abortion ban was making its way through the courts. They now are scared to start their family because what if something terrible were to happen again and healthcare, abortion, is not available to them. No one should have that fear. The government has no place telling women what healthcare they can and can't receive. Senator Cramer is extreme. He runs a D.C. think-tank playbook to sound like a moderate, but you know as well as I do how he votes on fundamental rights. When it counts, he caters to extremists. And when it comes to everyday economic legislation, you can bet he prioritizes his corporate PAC donors. I’m running to bring a common sense voice back to Washington. If you can support me, you can donate here.