chicago democratic lawmakers illinois thursday say place hold bill expand state-funded coverage abortions low-income residents state employees face likely veto state republican governor bill receive final passage 33-22 state senate vote wednesday also aim keep abortions legal illinois u.s. supreme court follow president donald trump call overturn landmark roe v. wade rule make abortions legal 44 years ago democratic state senator harmon file motion wednesday night reconsider senate vote mean bill immediately send governor bruce rauner measure important immediately put hand governor whose public opinions women access safe affordable reproductive health care inconsistent best harmon say statement thursday senate hold bill duration legislative session say harmon spokeswoman jayette bolinski illinois medicaid program cover abortions case rape incest mother life health threaten expansion would enable poor women obtain elective abortions also legislation would allow state employees procedures cover state health insurance spokeswoman rauner decline comment thursday rauner face re-election next year promise veto legislation say illinois focus less divisive issue instead pass full-year operate budget first time nearly two years veto would sharp turn previous position political opponents poise exploit candidate 2014 support expand abortion access illinois country fifth-largest state immerse one politically turbulent eras 199-year history rauner feud democrats control state legislature insistence state budget tie list policy demand would weaken unions impose legislative term limit freeze property tax impose new rule injure workers seek compensation employers house speaker michael madigan fellow democrats block agenda illinois without complete budget rauner first two years office fiscal futility leave illinois state ever go 22 months without budget around 12.2 billion unpaid bill wednesday illinois lawmakers delay bill expand abortion veto loom