Voters (85%) across party lines support a rule requiring all U.S. hospitals to provide an emergency abortion when it is “medically necessary.”
Read MoreA majority of voters think the U.S. should continue allowing abortion medication to be sent by mail, including a majority of Democrats and Independents.
Read MoreNational Defense Authorization Act amendments aimed at curtailing abortion access and LGBTQ+ rights fare poorly with voters.
Read MoreBy a +15-point margin, Independents align with Democrats (46 percent) over Republicans (31 percent) on the issue of abortion.
Read MoreA majority of voters who identify religion as very or somewhat important to them (51 percent) believe the Supreme Court should have left Roe v. Wade in place.
Read MoreThe surveys suggest that Republicans faced reprisals for unpopular positions on abortion in the 2022 midterms.
Read MoreThe people do not support the Supreme Court’s radical decision in Dobbs, and they have rejected extremist Republican politicians who want to further criminalize abortion nationwide.
Read MoreVoters are not in favor of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.
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