During the 2015 election, Rachael Harder filled out a questionnaire from Campaign Life Coalition, an anti-abortion lobby group.  

One question was :”If elected, will you strive to introduce and pass laws to protect unborn children from the time of conception (fertilization) onward?”

She answered “yes.”

She did, however, say she would allow abortions where the mother’s life was at stake.  (CLC had tipped its hand and said it wouldn’t consider that “abortion.”)

As a result of these and other answers, Campaign Life Coalition gave her a "perfect pro-life" record.

Following the ambiguous public statements you refer to – mere weeks later -  Campaign Life contacted her office.  Harder said nothing and her campaign manager waffled.