St. Louis Post-Dispatch Article RatingAbrams, Georgia Democrats look to prove 2020 wasn't 'fluke'
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44% : And if Republicans control Congress, she added, "a national abortion ban is on the table" along with cuts to popular programs like Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.43% : Abrams counters with proposals that would increase salaries for many law enforcement and criminal justice personnel.
37% : Indeed, Georgia Democrats agree that the Supreme Court's decision eliminating a constitutional right to access abortion, combined with Georgia's near ban, is a critical enough issue to overcome swing voters' worries about the economy.
32% : Nguyen notes Raffensperger as a state lawmaker compiled a staunchly conservative record on abortion and guns, among other matters.
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