With the Democratic National Convention kicking off today, a small voice of party pro-lifers will be working to gain attention.
Kristen Day, who heads Democrats for Life, recognizes that her group has a tough task ahead, as the party predominantly follows President Obama's stance and favors abortion.
"The platform really does not represent the full views of Democrats across this nation when we see the number of Democrats who do support restrictions on abortion and the number of Democrats who oppose abortion altogether," she offers.
Day and co-believers within party ranks will be at the convention to make sure that the pro-life voice is heard and reflected in future platforms.
"Most people are welcoming us there," the pro-lifer accounts. "There are obviously the extremists on this issue who don't want, don't see that pro-life Democrats have a place in the party. But when you look at it from a political perspective, the party can't be whole unless there is pro-life representation."
The platform is currently pro-abortion, with the only pro-life provision supporting programs to assist pregnant mothers who want to carry their babies to term. Day stresses the pro-life issue is worth fighting for, even if the task seems overwhelming.