Dems are hoping to siphon votes from Trump by helping an anti-abortion candidate

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : Some Democratic donors and operatives seem to believe that Terry presents an interesting opportunity to entice conservatives who prioritize the abortion issue and steer them away from Trump, whose stance on the matter has varied.
43% : On August 19, Terry responded to a question on Fox News Digital about his candidacy potentially siphoning away votes from Trump.
40% : Trump has bragged about appointing half of the Supreme Court justices who ruled in favor of reversing Roe, claimed that he wouldn't pass a national abortion ban if he were to return to the White House, declared that his administration would be "great" for reproductive rights and promised to force insurance companies or the federal government to cover the costs of IVF.
28% : When asked on Thursday how he would vote on a ballot measure in Florida that would essentially undo the state's six-week abortion ban, Trump signaled he would vote for the amendment.
19% : "I will help defeat and destroy Kamala and then turn to Trump and say: 'Repent.
16% : "The Democrats' interests, though, are at odds with his own: "I want Kamala to lose way more than I want Trump to win.
6% : "During a press call on Friday morning, Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren joined reproductive rights advocates to call out Trump's inconsistent stance, recalling when Trump said he was "proudly the person responsible" for overturning Roe.

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