The leak renewed calls from Democrats, including President Joe Biden and pro-abortion rights activists, for the U.S. Senate to pass the Women's Health Protection Act, which had already passed the House of Representatives, to codify the rights established by Roe and Casey before Dobbs was decided and supersede the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.[106][107][3][108] It failed to pass in the Senate on May 11, after a 49–51 vote that, as expected, primarily fell along party lines.[109][110] Biden denounced the draft opinion as "radical" and said that same-sex marriage and birth control were also at risk.[111][112][113]