Topic: Women's Sports

Senator Shaheen failed to send a bill protecting women’s sports to President Trump’s desk. The U.S. House passed the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, one of the first votes taken in Congress, with bipartisan support, but Senator Shaheen blocked the vote to keep men out of women’s sports, preventing the legislation from passing.      

This Act would have strengthened Title IX sex-based protections by explicitly prohibiting males from participating in school athletic programs that are designated for women. It aligns with the 79% of Americans across the country who believe men should not compete in women’s sports.  

Call out Senator Shaheen who failed to Stand with Women by voting no to keeping women’s sports female.

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Senator Collins voted YES to preserving women’s sports and keeping men out of women’s sports.      

The Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act strengthens Title IX sex-based protections by explicitly prohibiting males from participating in school athletic programs that are designated for women. It aligns with the 79% of Americans across the country who believe men should not compete in women’s sports.  

Thank Senator Collins who stood with women and is Riley Gaines Approved on Independent Women’s Stand with Women Scorecard! 

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Senator McCormick  voted YES to preserving women’s sports and keeping men out of women’s sports.    

The Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act strengthens Title IX sex-based protections by explicitly prohibiting males from participating in school athletic programs that are designated for women. It aligns with the 79% of Americans across the country who believe men should not compete in women’s sports.  

Thank Senator McCormick  who stood with women and is Riley Gaines Approved on Independent Women’s Stand with Women Scorecard! 

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Senator Tillis voted YES to preserving women’s sports and keeping men out of women’s sports.      

The Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act strengthens Title IX sex-based protections by explicitly prohibiting males from participating in school athletic programs that are designated for women. It aligns with the 79% of Americans across the country who believe men should not compete in women’s sports.  

Thank Senator Tillis who stood with women and is Riley Gaines Approved on Independent Women’s Stand with Women Scorecard! 

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Do you want to know how your other Members of Congress voted? View the Riley Gaines Stand with Women Scorecard HERE. 

Senator Budd voted YES to preserving women’s sports and keeping men out of women’s sports.      

The Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act strengthens Title IX sex-based protections by explicitly prohibiting males from participating in school athletic programs that are designated for women. It aligns with the 79% of Americans across the country who believe men should not compete in women’s sports.  

Thank Senator Budd who stood with women and is Riley Gaines Approved on Independent Women’s Stand with Women Scorecard! 

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Do you want to know how your other Members of Congress voted? View the Riley Gaines Stand with Women Scorecard HERE. 

Senator Fetterman failed to send a bill protecting women’s sports to President Trump’s desk. The U.S. House passed the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, one of the first votes taken in Congress, with bipartisan support, but Senator Fetterman blocked the vote to keep men out of women’s sports, preventing the legislation from passing.      

This Act would have strengthened Title IX sex-based protections by explicitly prohibiting males from participating in school athletic programs that are designated for women. It aligns with the 79% of Americans across the country who believe men should not compete in women’s sports.  

Call out Senator Fetterman who failed to Stand with Women by voting no to keeping women’s sports female.

Share this graphic to call out Senator Fetterman on social media. Do you want to know how your other Members of Congress voted? View the Riley Gaines Stand with Women Scorecard HERE.