Continue to work as a human rights advocate and ally.

Mary Gay Scanlon · Pennsylvania · Democratic

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I am proud to have the endorsement of the Human Rights Campaign and promise to continue to work as a human rights advocate and ally as we push back against the daily assault on the progress we've made.

Scanlon commits to continuing her work as a human rights advocate and ally.

HRC | Human Rights Campaign Endorses Mary Gay Scanlon for U.S.…
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Evidence

Scanlon said she would "continue to work as a human rights advocate and ally" and cited her support for LGBTQ equality.

Campaign-era quote directly states the promise and ties it to LGBTQ equality advocacy.

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HRC | Human Rights Campaign Endorses Mary Gay Scanlon for U.S.…
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Her biography says she has dedicated her career to serving the most vulnerable and lists voting rights, access to justice, and women's rights among her priorities.

Official biography shows continuing advocacy-oriented priorities consistent with the promise.

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Biography | U.S. Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon
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Scanlon said, "I will not stop fighting to make the Equality Act the law of the land."

Official press release documents active advocacy for LGBTQ civil rights legislation.

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Congresswoman Scanlon Reintroduces Equality Act to Ensure Nondiscrimination Protections for LGBTQI+ People
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Congress.gov shows Scanlon cosponsored H.R.4602, introduced July 13, 2023, to replace "wives" and "husbands" in federal law with "spouses".

Congressional action supports ongoing allyship through concrete civil-rights legislation, though the bill did not become law.

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H.R.4602 - Amend the Code for Marriage Equality Act of 2023
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Scanlon hosted a press conference with LGBTQ civil rights leaders to urge passage of the Equality Act.

Early-term advocacy with civil-rights groups shows the promise was acted on in office.

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Congresswoman Scanlon, LGBTQ Civil Rights Leaders Call for Passage of Equality Act
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Assessments

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The promise was broad and advocacy-oriented rather than a specific legislative outcome. The evidence shows Scanlon continued public and legislative advocacy for LGBTQ equality and related human-rights priorities during her congressional service, including Equality Act advocacy, cosponsorship of marriage-equality terminology legislation, and work with civil-rights leaders. Because the pledged action was to continue serving as an advocate and ally, not to guarantee enactment of a particular bill, the record supports fulfillment.

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