The big scrub

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : Republicans initially argued that abortion wouldn't significantly boost Democrats.
40% : Democratic gubernatorial nominees in Nevada, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Ohio, and Oregon are all running ads on abortion.
40% : The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) blasted out a list of Republicans who have shifted their position on abortion and is placing a billboard ad at the Michigan state fair against GOP candidates' "extreme agenda” on the issue.
32% : Zoom in: Big wins in a Kansas abortion referendum and a special House election in New York, in which Democrat Pat Ryan made abortion a centerpiece issue, have emboldened Democrats.
27% : Republican National Committee spokesperson Nicole Morales told Axios that the majority of Americans "do not support Democrats’ extreme taxpayer-funded abortion agenda, and Republicans are simply exposing their lies.”Zoom out: Abortion isn't the only issue Republicans are trying to send to the back burner between now and November.
4% : Her opponent, Betsy Johnson, recently put out an ad calling Drazan "too extreme for Oregon" because "Drazan wants to make abortion illegal."

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