If Roe v. Wade falls, Pennsylvania's pro-life Sen. Bob Casey becomes a

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : The policies that have reduced abortion the most have been wider access to health care, wider access to contraception, programs that support families."
45% : A look back at his statements and votes provide some insight into how he might respond if SCOTUS does vote to end constitutional protections for abortion.
44% : After the SCOTUS draft leaked, pro-choice advocates renewed calls for federal lawmakers to pass a law that would preserve abortion rights.
40% :Casey has said he supports allowing abortion in cases of rape or incest.
29% : "If this draft opinion becomes the final opinion of the Court, I have serious concerns about what overturning almost 50 years of legal precedent will mean for women in states passing near or total bans on abortion," Casey said.

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