Trump has said he supports IVF. Now, Democrats want him to prove it.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Democrats argue that if Trump wants to follow through on that promise, all he needs to do now is say the word.
46% : They want to pressure Trump to stand by his promise to support IVF and urge his Republican colleagues to vote in favor.
38% : And in August, Trump told NBC News that if reelected, he would protect the right to IVF and get the costs covered for Americans who need it.
38% : Trump jumped in to voice his support of the procedure, and by May, two GOP senators were introducing a package to protect IVF access, though Democrats rejected it, arguing it didn't go far enough.
30% : The vote is not likely to get past Senate Republicans as they and Trump may be wary of handing Democrats a win so close to the election, even if it's on an issue they've also pledged to support.
6% : But Democrats have accused Trump of making false promises, using statements from his running mate, Ohio Sen. JD Vance, that disparaged women without children and supporting abortion bans to allege Trump won't follow through with his campaign vow.

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