House Votes to Restore Abortion Rights, Senate Odds Dim - 9 & 10 News

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : Voters now rank abortion as among the most pressing issues facing the country, a shift in priorities that Democrats hope will reshape the political landscape in their favor for the midterm elections.
41% : Already, a number of GOP-controlled states have moved quickly to curtail or outlaw abortion, while states controlled by Democrats have sought to champion access.
39% : Republicans spoke forcefully against the bills, praising the Supreme Court's decision and warning the that the legislation would go further than Roe ever did when it comes to legalizing abortion.
38% : Meanwhile, the Democratic National Committee has already launched a digital ad campaign to energize voters on the issue, warning that Republicans' ultimate goal is to outlaw abortion nationwide.
37% : His administration has also warned medical providers that they must offer abortion if the life of the mother is at risk.
26% : Urging her colleagues to vote no, Washington GOP Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers called abortion "the greatest human rights issue of our generation."
19% : Biden, who denounced the court's ruling as "extreme," last week issued an executive order intended to head off some potential penalties that women seeking abortion may face.
7% : GOP Sen. James Lankford of Oklahoma, who supports instituting a nationwide ban on abortion, accused his colleagues across the aisle Thursday of seeking to "inflame" the issue of abortion.

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