| Governor | Governor |
| Mark Earley | Mark Warner |
- Mark Earley sponsored the law requiring abortionists to notify a parent prior to performing an abortion on their minor daughter.
- Mark Earley was chief patron of a bill to ban Partial-Birth abortions and a bill that would make killing an unborn child in an act of violence against a pregnant woman a crime.
- Mark Earley, as Virginia's Attorney General, successfully defended Virginia's Parental Notification Law all the way to the Supreme Court.
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- Mark Warner supports Roe v. Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion on demand for all nine months of pregnancy for any reason, including birth control.
- Mark Warner opposes banning Partial-Birth abortions.
- Mark Warner opposes Parental Consent legislation.
- Mark Warner opposes legislation to require abortion clinics in Virginia to be licensed and to adhere to health and safety regulations. (Mark Warner web site; Associated Press, 9/08/01)
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| Lt. Governor | Lt. Governor |
| Jay Katzen | Tim Kaine |
- Jay Katzen voted for Virginia's Parental Notification Law in the Virginia General Assembly.
- Jay Katzen voted to ban Partial-Birth abortions in Virginia.
- Jay Katzen voted for the Woman's Right to Know (Informed Consent) Law.
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- Tim Kaine opposes Virginia's Informed Consent Law.
- Tim Kaine opposes banning Partial-Birth abortions.
- Tim Kaine favors amendments that would render Pro-Life legislation virtually ineffective. (Virginian Pilot 6/08/01)
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| Attorney General | Attorney General |
| Jerry Kilgore | Donald McEachin |
- Jerry Kilgore supports Virginia's Parental Notification Law.
- Jerry Kilgore supports the Informed Consent Law.
- Jerry Kilgore supports banning Partial-Birth Abortions.
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- Donald McEachin voted against Virginia's Woman's Right to Know (Informed Consent) Law in 2001.
- Donald McEachin voted against the 2001 Feticide bill, which would make killing an unborn child in an act of violence against a pregnant woman a crime.
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