Republicans are continuing to look vulnerable on abortion rights, Zeeshan Aleem writes.
In the midterm elections, abortion rights appeared to be one of the issues that correlated with Democratic overperformance. New York Times political data cruncher Nate Cohn has argued that the presence of abortion referendums on the ballot at different times in 2022Polling on abortion also suggests that making it a top tier issue could be a powerful weapon in 2024.
in the presidential battleground states of Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, as well as key 2024 Senate states such as Ohio and West Virginia.a fascinating analysis Wednesday arguing that abortion measures “break through partisan walls.” He wrote, “A review of six statewide votes since last year, including Ohio’s, shows that in 500 of 510 counties, access to abortion outperformed President Biden’s 2020 results.
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