As medical perils from abortion bans grow, so do opportunities for Democrats in a post-Roe world

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : After the new Arizona ban that is expected to take effect in the next two months, Biden's campaign sent out an email that read: "Trump did this.
51% : Now, Crawford, 38, is working to gather signatures in her home state of Missouri for a ballot initiative in the fall that would enshrine access to abortion and other reproductive health care.
51% : A Texas woman who went into premature labor, developed sepsis and nearly died and a Louisiana woman who said restrictive abortion laws prevented her from getting medical help for a miscarriage are campaigning in North Carolina for Democratic President Joe Biden in battleground states.
41% : Voters have consistently sent strong messages of disapproval over the past two years about restricting abortion rights, and Republicans, including Trump, are struggling to find a satisfying and consistent response.
40% : At a Durham community center, blue and red signs with phrases such as "Stop Trump's Abortion Ban" and "Stop Trump" lined the wall behind the speakers.
39% : And whatever they decide must be the law of the land," Trump said of abortion rights.
38% : Routine reproductive medical care is drying up in states with strict bans.
7% : Biden has said Trump is to blame for the growing medical peril.

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