IN-DEPTH: Ripple Effects of Roe Reversal Still Felt One Year Later

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : "We know, clear as day, that if anti-abortion politicians gain control of the White House, they will exploit their power toward their ultimate goal: a national abortion ban," she added.
58% : At the same event, former Vice President Mike Pence called upon his fellow Republican candidates to pledge their support for a national 15-week limitation on abortion -- a call former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson was happy to answer.
55% : For those who oppose abortion, the overturn of Roe has largely been considered a win.
55% : An additional 24 incidents of vandalism and harassment targeting pro-life individuals have also been reported.
54% : In fact, abortion is already playing a prominent role in the presidential primaries.
43% : As for attitudes toward abortion, Osment noted that a recent survey (pdf) conducted June 6-9 by The Tarrance Group indicates most voters do not align with Democrats who advocate for unrestricted abortion.
42% : Additional lawsuits in other states have left the legal parameters of abortion in limbo.
41% : A half-century of judicial precedent was about to be struck down, and with it, the legal right to abortion.
41% : With so much uncertainty surrounding the legality of abortion in several states, Senate Democrats described the current landscape as a "dystopian reality" for women.
41% : For those women, taking abortion off the table as an option could relieve that pressure.
39% : OK, now we don't have to worry about abortion anymore.'
38% : What they want is to have abortion limited by at least the first trimester, and what we see is 12 to 15 weeks, when science proves that the child can feel pain inside the womb."
37% : The issue of abortion has been at the forefront of American politics for decades, and with a presidential election just around the corner, that isn't likely to change soon.
35% : As the final opinion came down, the crowd erupted into shouts of joy and anger, their highest hopes and worst fears confirmed: Roe v. Wade was no more, and the states would now decide the fate of abortion in America.
35% : Even so, after years of speaking out against abortion, Johnson said she had found such risks to be "par for the course.
35% : But while Roe is gone, for voters on the left and right, the issue of abortion is clearly not forgotten.
34% : "Since that Dobbs decision, 14 states have passed a total ban on abortion, another six states have severely limited abortion services, and nine other states have had their abortion bans blocked in court."
29% :Murray added that the consequences of the court's decision had been "devastating" for those who considered abortion to be a woman's "fundamental right.""Women are heartbroken," she said.

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