100% Pro-Life
Remain 100% pro-life.
Occurrences
100% Pro-Life
Evidence
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The House roll call index for the 119th Congress, 2nd Session shows the most recent votes through 21-May-2026. In that lookback window, the listed votes are on veterans, appropriations, firearms, banking, and procedural questions; no abortion-related roll call appears on the index page.
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Luttrell's official House homepage latest news for May 2026 highlights a May 18 press release on ECAB deactivation, an April 18 veterans research statement, and February mobile office hours. The page does not show any abortion-specific legislative action or statement in the last 30 days.
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The House Clerk's 119th Congress, 2nd Session roll-call index lists the most recent recorded votes as Roll 295 on September 3, 2026, H.R. 4795, Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act; Roll 294 on September 2, H.R. 1501, Protecting Domestic Mining Act; Roll 293 on September 2, H.J.Res. 1 on Supreme Court size; and September 1 votes on non-abortion matters. No abortion-specific roll call is listed in the September 6-8 lookback window.
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For H.R. 21, the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, the House Clerk records a January 23, 2025 vote on passage with status Passed, 217 yeas, 204 nays, 1 present, and 11 not voting. The member table records Luttrell, Republican, Texas, voting Yea.
Assessments
Luttrell has an official same-term pro-life-aligned record, including voting Yea on House passage of H.R. 21, the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, on January 23, 2025. However, the evidence does not show a fully delivered federal policy outcome or a complete record proving the broad pledge to remain 100% pro-life across all relevant actions; recent House activity also shows no new abortion-specific action. This supports partial credit for aligned effort, not full delivery.
The supplied evidence only shows that recent official House activity and roll calls through May 2026 do not include abortion-specific action. That absence does not prove Luttrell broke the pledge, but it also does not establish a delivered federal policy outcome or a sustained 100% pro-life record. Because the promise is an ongoing ideological stance rather than a discrete enactment, and the available record in the payload does not document qualifying votes, sponsorships, or executive/legislative outcomes, the claim remains unresolved on this evidence.