Are Latino voters really moving right? The end of Roe may muddy the picture

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Patel says their stance on abortion represents a unique mobilization opportunity for Democrats.
47% : At least 30% of Latino Republicans in these states believe abortion should be legal "in all or most cases".
40% : Moreover, a recent Axios-Ipsos Latino poll in partnership with Noticias Telemundo revealed at least 50% of Latino voters in the US say abortion should be legal while another 21% don't have a view.
40% : Bucking what Murillo says is a common stereotype that Latinos oppose abortion due to their Catholicism, the May Voto Latino poll shows Catholic Latinos support a woman's right to choose at about the same rate as Latinos in general.
38% : While Arizona's Democratic candidate for governor, Katie Hobbs, has been outspoken about her stance on abortion, for instance, the Republican candidate, Kari Lake, has recently shied away from discussing the issue.
38% : According to a New York Times analysis, Democrats are vastly outspending Republicans on midterm ads talking about abortion.
37% : If O'Rourke can "galvanize the youth in Texas, especially around issues of abortion", said Murillo, "then I think he has a chance
33% :"Now, given the controversy and salience of abortion as an issue, it may go to the top one, two, or three issues [that matter to Latinos]," Sierra said.
31% : One-fourth believe abortion should be illegal "at any time under any circumstances".

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