This anti-abortion group spent decades 'behind the scenes' trying to overturn Roe. They're not done.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Her own activism dates back to when she was a teenager growing up in North Dakota, attending anti-abortion rallies with her parents.
47% : Through her past decade as president, the group authored a number of model laws that were passed in statehouses across the country, including legislation banning abortion after 20 weeks because of the possibility the fetus could experience pain -- legislation that served as a precursor to the Mississippi law that ultimately served as the vehicle by which a 5-4 conservative majority on the high court overturned Roe.
45% : "Our work has just begun," Gonidakis said, adding that while Ohio has a law banning abortion at six weeks -- which is when fetal cardiac activity can be detected but is often before many women know they are pregnant -- his organization is seeking new legislation to entirely "end abortion in Ohio.""We're not spiking the football," he added.
43% : But while National Right to Life and other anti-abortion rights groups ready for the next wave of legislation, polling show the Supreme Court's decision to undo constitutional protections for abortion is out of step with public opinion.
38% : But a Pew Research Center survey released this week found that adults living in the 17 states where abortion is or will soon be largely prohibited, 46% say they support the Supreme Court's decision while 52% disapprove.
33% : "They're talking about how to ban abortion nationwide and criminalize it.

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