Raw StoryIndiana Republicans advance near-total abortion ban: report
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
54% : Sharing her own story, Sen. Shelli Yoder, D-Bloomington, said she went to Planned Parenthood three times during her pregnancy, considering an abortion.48% : And many are supportive of allowing abortion up to 15 weeks of gestation.
41% : The exception for rape and incest -- which sets an 8-week limit on abortion for those age 16 or older -- is "nothing," she added.
37% : Multiple GOP insiders who spoke to the Indiana Capital Chronicle said the poll indicates that Hoosiers don't want a near-virtual ban on abortion.
29% : "I can't open up abortion on-demand -- walking in and saying, 'I want abortion for any reason, at any point during the pregnancy.'
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