I am committed to protecting pro-life policies while pushing back on Democrat proposals to promote the so-called “pro-choice” agenda.
Protect pro-life policies and push back on proposals to expand abortion access.
Occurrences
Evidence
Today, U.S. Rep. Randy Weber (TX-14) voted against House Democrats' "Abortion on Demand Until Birth Act" and "Ensuring Access to Abortion Act." ... "The Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade will save COUNTLESS innocent lives, and I will continue to fight against the unhinged left."
U.S. Rep. Randy Weber voted in favor of the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act and a congressional resolution condemning ... violence ... against pro-life organizations ... Rep. Weber is a co-sponsor of both bills.
Today, U.S. Rep. Randy Weber (TX-14) introduced the Ban Offshore Abortion Tourism (BOAT) Act to prohibit abortions in maritime jurisdiction ... "I will continue to fight for women's safety and protect the sanctity of life."
The newsletter's 'Recent Legislation' section lists H.R.6191 as 'To prohibit Federal funds to be used for certain abortion services.'
The newsletter's 'Recent Legislation' section lists H.R.6191, the 'No Taxpayer Funded Abortion Travel for Illegal Aliens Act.'
"Recent Legislation" lists H.R.6191, the "No Taxpayer Funded Abortion Travel for Illegal Aliens Act," among Weber’s current legislative items.
The newsletter says House Republicans "proudly passed H.R. 26, the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act" and lists recent abortion-related cosponsorships including H.R.9874 and H.Res.1509.
Congress.gov lists Mr. Weber of Texas among the members introducing H.R.6191, a bill to prohibit federal funds from helping an illegal alien access covered abortion services, including travel, lodging, meals, childcare, translation services, doula care, and patient education.
The House Clerk records Roll Call 27 on H.R.21, the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, as passed 217-204; Weber (TX), Republican, Texas, voted Yea.
Official newsletter update highlights a bill meant to block federal support for abortion travel.
Official newsletter says Weber continued backing born-alive protection and other pro-life measures.
Bill text says no federal funds may be used to assist an illegal alien in accessing covered abortion services.
The Clerk's roll call shows Weber voted Yea on H.R. 21, the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act.
Official newsletter material from May 21, 2026 shows Weber continuing to promote pro-life legislation, including born-alive protections and opposition to abortion-expanding proposals.
Official newsletter material from May 22, 2026 highlights a bill aimed at blocking federal support for abortion travel, showing concrete pushback on expanding abortion access.
Assessments
As a sitting U.S. Representative, Weber both voted for and co-sponsored pro-life measures and introduced legislation restricting federal support for abortion-related travel and services, including H.R. 21 and H.R. 6191. The evidence shows sustained, direct same-term action in office rather than a distant or indirect contribution, so the promise to protect pro-life policies and push back on abortion-expansion proposals is fulfilled.
For a federal House member, this promise is best judged by same-term legislative advocacy and voting behavior, not only by final enactment. The record shows Weber repeatedly took concrete pro-life actions while in office: he voted for the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, voted against abortion-access expansion bills, and introduced or promoted legislation such as the BOAT Act and H.R. 6191 to restrict federal support connected to abortion access. Because the promise was to protect pro-life policies and push back on expansion proposals, these direct legislative actions constitute delivery within his term.
For a federal House member, this promise is best judged by same-term legislative advocacy and voting rather than unilateral policy enactment. Weber materially followed through by introducing or backing abortion-restricting legislation, including H.R. 6191, voting for the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, co-sponsoring other pro-life measures, and voting against bills framed as expanding abortion access. Because the promise was to protect pro-life policies and push back on expansion proposals, those concrete same-term actions amount to delivery in office context.
The promise was a broad federal House commitment to protect pro-life policy and oppose abortion-access expansion, not a pledge requiring final enactment of a specific law. During Weber's current and recent House terms, he voted against abortion-expansion bills, voted for the House-passed Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, cosponsored related pro-life measures, and introduced or backed bills such as the BOAT Act and H.R.6191 restricting abortion-related federal support. These are direct same-term legislative actions by the candidate that fulfill the promised advocacy and opposition.
Weber has repeatedly taken concrete federal actions matching the promise during his current House service: voting against abortion-access expansion bills, voting for and cosponsoring born-alive/pro-life measures, introducing the Ban Offshore Abortion Tourism Act, and continuing to surface or support abortion-restriction legislation such as H.R.6191. Because the promise is framed as protecting and pushing back rather than securing enactment of a specific law, sustained votes, cosponsorships, and introduced legislation are enough to count as delivered in the same term.
Weber fulfilled this federal House promise through same-term actions directly aligned with the claim: voting against bills framed as expanding abortion access, co-sponsoring and voting for pro-life legislation, and introducing the Ban Offshore Abortion Tourism Act. Because the promise was phrased as protecting policies and pushing back, not necessarily securing enactment of a specific law, these legislative actions count as delivery rather than only effort.
Weber fulfilled the promise through direct legislative and public actions during the same term: he voted against bills expanding abortion access, voted for and co-sponsored pro-life measures such as the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, and introduced the Ban Offshore Abortion Tourism Act to restrict a specific abortion-access pathway. These actions match both parts of the promise: protecting pro-life policies and pushing back on abortion-access expansion.