Hey Jersey, let's take the abortion fight to Pennsylvania | Editorial
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
45% : For people concerned about choice, it might feel disenfranchising right now to live in a blue state like New Jersey: The fundamental right to abortion isn't in question here, it's already been enshrined into state law.44% : Yet the nine Republicans vying in the May 17th primary all support strict limits or bans on abortion.
41% : If Roe v. Wade ultimately gets overturned, our nationwide, constitutional right to abortion will end and the power to regulate it would transfer to the states.
41% : Pennsylvania is one of the few states with an open seat for governor in November, and since its lawmakers have been clear about their intent to ban abortion, the legislative races are just as crucial.
39% : About 15 of them will ban abortion almost immediately, but the future for Pennsylvania is a lot less certain.
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