WTTW NewsShow of Support for Abortion Rights Expected at US Rallies
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44% : Polls show that most Americans want to preserve access to abortion -- at least in the earlier stages of pregnancy -- but the Supreme Court appeared to be poised to let the states have the final say.37% : Teisha Kimmons, who traveled 80 miles to attend the Chicago rally, said she fears for women in states that are ready to ban abortion.
35% : If that happens, roughly half of states, mostly in the South and Midwest, are expected to quickly ban abortion.
30% : Demonstrators facing down a Supreme Court decision that could overturn the constitutional right to abortion are aiming to use rallies from coast-to-coast Saturday to express their outrage and to mobilize for the fight ahead.
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