President Joe Biden predicted Friday that the Supreme Court would send American women to the ballot box in record numbers, but it may not be enough for Democrats to beat the Republicans.
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According to an All In Together/Emerson College poll, 42% of voters think the ruling makes them more interested in voting in November, up from 30% in September 2021.
According to the All in Together poll, women are more likely to be fired up about voting than men are, with the share who are somewhat or much more interested in voting jumping from 26% to 42%.
Half of Democrats are more likely to vote because of the Supreme Court ruling, compared to 20% of Republicans, according to a CBS News/YouGov poll.
Sixty-six percent of voters are more likely to support a candidate who supports abortion rights than a candidate who wants the procedure to be illegal.
An Associated Press/NORC poll found the share of people who think abortion is the most important issue to them to be 20%.
The decision may make it hard for Democrats to motivate Independents to vote in November, as 61% of Independents in a CBS poll said the decision didn't change their minds.
A Morning Consult/Politico poll conducted after the court's decision found that Democrats were more enthusiastic about voting than before, but it was still behind the Republicans.
It was 43.0%. According to a polling average compiled by FiveThirtyEight, 45% of voters plan to vote Republican in the upcoming elections for Congress. The Democrats have seen their polling go up since the ruling, but the GOP has not budged.
electing a Democratic majority in Congress is the fastest way to restore reproductive rights, according to Biden. It is my hope and strong belief that women will turn out in record numbers to get their rights back.
A wave of state-level abortion bans was set off by the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the landmark abortion law. The Biden administration and other Democratic leaders mostly responded by calling for Americans to vote in November, but that drew a lot of ire on the left. Biden responded to the criticism of the White House by issuing an executive order to protect abortion access. As he signed the order, the president reiterated the importance of voting, even though he supports the abolition of the filibuster to pass an abortion rights bill.
Abortion access will be affected by midterm races. Democrats need to retain their majority in the House and protect abortion rights in order to get rid of the filibuster, according to Biden. Gubernatorial races in states like Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania will determine whether Democratic governors can block abortion bans passed by the states' GOP-led legislature. Abortion rights will be put directly to voters in some states.
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