Abortion Bans Are Playing a Role in Where Companies Locate. Jobs Could Be Lost.
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39% : Weeks after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that there is no federal constitutional right to abortion, the procedure is in seven states, its status unclear in a handful of others, and more bans expected to come into effect soon.25% : A conducted by the research firm Morning Consult found that 52% of employed adults prefer to live in a state where abortion is legal, compared with 24% who preferred to live in a state where abortion is illegal.
23% : Boyd says that if there were to be a major move away from states where abortion is illegal, it wouldn't take much to get it started.
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