Republicans are ignoring voters who want abortion rights

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% :Do candidates running for office, including the presidency, have a memory of the not-too-distant past in 2022, where abortion proved to be a massive turnout driver in the midterms, and an issue that persuaded those coveted swing voters to pour out to the polls?
44% : While most Americans still oppose abortion in the later months of pregnancy, support for legal abortion in the first three months shot to a record 69% in the wake of the Dobbs ruling.
40% : Despite Texas being a reliably conservative state, 60% of voters there support access to abortion in all or most cases.
38% : It's a risky strategy considering where the country is on abortion.
37% : Ohio's resounding rejection of the GOP effort to make it easier to ban abortion echoes another state's surprising rebel yell just last year.
36% : In August of 2022, Kansas voted against a constitutional amendment that would have declared abortion was not a right in that state, and would have given Kansas the power to prosecute people involved in abortions.

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