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The Facts of Life for Voters - It's Really About Important Life Decisions Whether the conversation is about stem cell research, end of life options, HPV vaccines, birth control including emergency contraceptives, comprehensive sex education or yes the a-word - abortion, American voters see these as important life decisions. In order to make these decisions responsibly, voters know that people need access to accurate information and services. When it comes to our personal lives, individual decision-making trumps other values with respect, personal responsibility, prevention, planning and protection close behind.

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Whether the conversation is about stem cell research, end of life options, HPV vaccines, birth control including emergency contraceptives, comprehensive sex education or yes the a-word - abortion, American voters see these as important life decisions. In order to make these decisions responsibly, voters know that people need access to accurate information and services. When it comes to our personal lives, individual decision-making trumps other values with respect, personal responsibility, prevention, planning and protection close behind.