Majority of women in states with abortion bans believe access should be legal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Eleven states are holding gubernatorial contests, 44 have state legislative elections, 33 will vote for judges to their states' highest courts and 10 will elect state attorneys general.
51% : The survey was of women aged 18 to 49 but did not break down results within state categories by race, ethnicity or socioeconomic status.
49% : But, in a separate decision, the court also ruled that a measure to amend the state constitution to protect abortion rights will be on November ballots.
43% : Their pitch paid off in the 2022 midterm elections -- the first held after the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision overturning Roe v. Wade -- when Democratic candidates suffered fewer losses at the federal level than in past midterm elections for the party in the White House.Republicans, meanwhile, are grappling with the unpopularity of their anti-abortion policies among swing voters as they try to appease the fervently anti-abortion component of their base.
32% : Immediately after the Florida Supreme Court ruling, Biden's campaign manager said that they saw an "opening in Florida" -- a state he lost to Trump by about 3.5 points in 2020.

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