Billionaires, Trump's influence and the first elections after Roe v. Wade was overturned. Here are the races to watch on June 28

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

39% : His campaign has instead taken a general election messaging approach and has focused on addressing crime, particularly in Chicago, and cutting taxes.
35% : Davis' campaign and allies have focused on his record, particularly his work on Trump's 2017 tax bill, and have ratcheted up highlighting Davis' stances on abortion and immigration to appeal to Republican voters.
33% : Irvin, whose campaign has spent $43.7 million on ads, has shied away from talking about red meat topics for Republicans such as Trump, as well as what he'd do as governor about abortion.
31% : In the GOP primary to take on Democratic incumbent Senator Michael Bennet, there is a clear difference between the two Republican candidates on abortion.
30% : Kulmann is the lead fundraiser of the group, though Saine has taken notable stances on abortion (she sponsored a bill that would make it illegal in all circumstances) and is the only candidate of the four that has not said if she believes Biden's election win in 2020 was legitimate.
22% : His main opponent, State Representative Ron Hanks, opposes abortion and said he does not support any exceptions.

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