In the year since Roe v. Wade was struck down, polling for the first time shows that a majority of Americans say abortion is “morally acceptable.” They are also more likely to identify as “pro-choice” over “pro-life” for the first time in two decades. https://t.co/7lbtewClum pic.twitter.com/skACk84Kvw
— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 23, 2023
Americans think the overturning of Roe was bad for the country and that new restrictions exceeded their expectations. https://t.co/7SBlXD8kDz pic.twitter.com/x50NrZhRiQ
— Philip Bump (@pbump) June 23, 2023
The politics of abortion access: More Democrats than Republicans say what they've seen over the past year regarding the issue of abortion makes them more likely to vote in the 2024 presidential election. (Jennifer De Pinto & Fred Backus, CBS News) Details: https://t.co/yNiZQBbeFx pic.twitter.com/ZbszL5yDB2
— Opinion Today (@OpinionToday) June 22, 2023
New @NBCNews poll on the Supreme Court ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade:
— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) June 22, 2023
36% approve
61% disapprove
(In August 2022, it was 38% to 58%)
53% say abortion access is "too difficult" across the US; 23% say it's too easy; 13% say it's the right balancehttps://t.co/qLoVADTG1j
Currently, 28% of registered voters say they will only vote for candidates for major offices who share their position on abortion, one percentage point higher than the previous high of 27% recorded in 2022 and 2019.https://t.co/3BkKWZ2heA
— Jennifer Now at Threads Rubin (@JRubinBlogger) June 21, 2023
A new poll adds an intriguing data point to a trend I've been seeing for a while: More and more Americans are in favor of no restrictions on abortion at all – even later in pregnancy.
— Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux (@ameliatd) July 25, 2023
More @FiveThirtyEight and thanks to @teemoneyusa for sharing the data.https://t.co/HZJyZSVr0S
Sad! 