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David Shor
@davidshor
The share of voters who support a woman's right to get an abortion "for any reason if she wants one" continued to increase in 2024 to 58%. 12 years ago it was 42%!
A chart displaying frequency distributions of voter opinions on abortion rights from 2012 to 2024. Colored cells in red, blue, and green represent different response percentages across years. A bar graph below shows a breakdown of responses, with purple and green segments. Text overlay includes numerical data and labels for years and percentages.
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David Shor
@davidshor
In the 35 years after the Roe ruling, the American public settled into a "wishy-washy" equilibrium on abortion where Roe v Wade was popular but most abortion restrictions were also popular. But the last 12 years have changed the politics on this issue enormously! Public
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Edward Fancis II
@EFS_II
If the Conservatives gave in to 1st Trimester, there would only be one party. The g*n issue is bee ess and not enough to split the vote. It's being done on purpose to keep two parties.
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Jay Bienvenu
@JayBienvenu
What’s the source of these numbers? How do you reconcile these numbers with other polls that show a majority support some sort of limit on abortion before birth?
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