 The measure, barring public colleges from making the morning-after pill available, went on to pass 54-46 in the House but ultimately failed in the Senate.During the 2012 legislative session, Marshall and other Republicans supported a measure (SB484/HB462) to require women in Virginia to undergo a trans-vaginal ultrasound procedure before being allowed to have a legal abortion.Public protests about this invasive procedure caused Virginia Governor Robert McDonnell to withdraw his support for the bill.