Polls complicate the Democrat narrative on Roe decision

 Guy Benson:

Democrats and their journalist allies are in the process of convincing themselves that the Supreme Court's leaked decision supplanting Roe v. Wade will be an electoral game-changer. That may turn out to be true. It may not. Or, perhaps more likely, it will be a mixed bag that helps Democrats in some races, helps Republicans in others, and ends up being a marginal factor in most contests. One of the underlying assumptions of the "backlash" analysis is that the issue clearly favors Democrats overall, but fresh polling once again underscores that abortion-related public opinion is actually more complicated than that. New numbers from Fox News underscore the complexity and quasi-incoherence of public opinion on the subject. The poll shows that a substantial majority opposes overturning Roe – but majorities also support state-level restrictions recently implemented in places like Texas, Florida and Mississippi. This doesn't quite fit the Narrative, even though it's in line with years of abortion polling: 

There is more. 

What seems clear is that a majority of voters favor some restrictions on abortion.  I suspect they would have a cutoff date well before gestation.  Radical abortion supporters want abortions right up to birth.  Using abortion as a form of birth control seems irresponsible to many.

See, also:

Democrats Say Overturning Roe V. Wade Won’t Help Them In The Midterms: Report

And: 

Poll: Majority Say Abortion Should Be ‘Mostly’ or ‘Always’ Illegal

And: 

The Hunt for the Suspect in the Supreme Court’s Opinion Leak is Fully On

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