I am opposed to any all bill that make it easier to cheat in elections like these bills being presented. I am opposed to any and all bills that make same sex marriage acceptable. I am opposed to any and all bills that allow full term abortion and allow minors to have abortions with out the parents knowledge. I am opposed to any and all bills that would allow minors to undergo transgender surgery . I am opposed to any and all bills that will raise taxes while the politicians are trying to give themselves a 150% increase no that is not acceptable.

I support SJ1. This proposal simply puts the question of amendment to the voters to decide. This is proper and should be adopted accordingly.

Delegates, I write in opposition to SJ1 and SB449. Both bills are an example of political posturing at the expense of the safety and well being of women seeking medical care when pregnant. SJ 1 is so broadly written it will remove all reasonable authority of elected officials to ensure that women are receiving care from licensed individual and properly trained medical staff. It also removes legitimate responsibility from law makers to safe guard the rights of doctors and nurses from being obliged to participate in abortion activity. SJ1 is bad law. SB 449 Is an obviously manipulation of exactly what SJ1 will do. It is deceptive and confusing for the public who don't understand how sweeping the effect of SJ1 will be. It is deeply troubling that this misleading language has been proposed for the ballot this November. Please oppose both bills.

In opposition to these bill that redefine Almighty God's.. Divine Created Order. Lord of heaven and earth..we oppose this ..opposition to You .. we stand for Your design. .. please intervene. We also oppose all legislation that "enshrine abortion" into our State constitution and does not value life.

I respectfully oppose SJ1, the proposed constitutional amendment establishing a “fundamental right to reproductive freedom.” State constitutions are meant to define the structure of government and protect broadly shared liberties, not to permanently entrench contested policy questions. By elevating abortion policy to constitutional status, SJ1 removes the issue from normal legislative debate and from the ability of future voters and elected representatives to respond to changing facts, medical developments, and public consensus. Federalism exists precisely to allow states to govern through representative processes and policy compromise. Locking an expansive and undefined right into the Virginia Constitution undermines that principle and replaces democratic deliberation with judicial interpretation. Once constitutionalized, the policy will be shaped primarily by courts rather than by accountable lawmakers. Fundamental rights should be carefully limited, clearly defined, and rooted in long-standing constitutional tradition. SJ1 fails that test and risks unintended consequences for healthcare regulation, parental involvement laws, and conscience protections. For these reasons, I urge the General Assembly to reject SJ1 and preserve the proper constitutional role of the legislature and the voters of Virginia.