Legislators Are Stepping Up. Will You Join Them?

In 19 states, the voluntary intoxication loophole can make it harder for sexual assault survivors to get justice when they voluntarily consumed alcohol or drugs.

That must change.

Across the country, women legislators are organizing to close this dangerous gap. We are calling on legislators to join the fight and commit to advancing legislation in 2027.

By signing, I commit to championing legislation to close the voluntary intoxication loophole and strengthen protections for survivors in my state during the 2027 legislative session.

While Jane Doe fights in the courthouse, we're fighting in the statehouse. Join us. Commit to closing this loophole in your state.

Intoxication Is Not Consent. These legislators are in. Add your name.

  • Connecticut State Senator Mae Flexer, District 29
  • Delaware State Representative Eric Morrison, District 27
  • Florida State Representative Anna Eskamani, District 42
  • Hawaii State Representative Jeanne Kapela, District 5
  • Indiana State Representative Maureen Bauer, District 6
  • Kentucky State Representative Lisa Willner, District 35
  • Maine State Representative Valli Geiger, District 42
  • Mississippi State Senator Kamesha Mumford, District 26
  • Mississippi State Representative Timaka James-Jones, District 51
  • Missouri State Representative Ashley Aune, District 14
  • New Jersey Assemblywoman Katie Brennan, District 32
  • New York State Senator Lea Webb, District 52
  • New York State Senator Nathalia Fernandez, District 34
  • New York State Senator Samra Brouk, District 55
  • New York State Assemblymember Jessica González-Rojas, District 34
  • New Hampshire State Representative Anita Burroughs, District 2
  • New Hampshire State Representative Christine Seibert, District 21
  • North Dakota State Representative Jayme Davis, District 9
  • Pennsylvania State Representative Lisa A. Borowski, District 168
  • Tennessee State Representative Aftyn Behn, District 51
  • Tennessee State Senator Charlane Oliver, District 19
  • West Virginia State Delegate Kayla Young, District 56