Republican chairwoman says candidates need to address abortion

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Abortion rights activists are pictured in front of the Supreme Court ahead of the landmark Dobbs v Jackson Women's Health Organization ruling last yearAnti-abortion activists also protested for an end to the legal right to abortion
50% : But recent polling suggests a majority of independent voters, and even a handful of Republican voters, support abortion in most -- if not all -- cases
49% : Sixty-eight percent of Independent voters said abortion should be legal in most or all cases, according to PRRI, as did 90 percent of Democrats and 36 percent of Republicans.
49% : Abortion will now remain legal in Nebraska through 20 weeks of pregnancy, and legal in South Carolina through 22 weeks.
47% : Recent polling, however, suggests a majority of independent voters, and even a handful of Republican voters, support abortion in most -- if not all -- cases.
47% : A whopping 64 percent of Americans also believe abortion should be legal in all or most cases, according to the newest data Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI).
44% :Ronna McDaniel said on Sunday Republicans need to address the issue of abortion 'head on' in order to win back the presidency in 2024Discussing the upcoming 2024 presidential election with FOX News Sunday host Shannon Bream, McDaniel acknowledged that Republicans fell short of winning back the Senate -- and only gaining the slightest majority in the House -- due to the abortion issue.
43% :Thirteen other states have bans in place on abortion at all stages of pregnancy.
34% : Ronna McDaniel said on Sunday that Democrats have turned the issue of abortion into a rallying cry following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v Wade last summer, while Republicans have tried to steer clear of the issue.
33% : Meanwhile, 30 percent of respondents think abortion should be legal at all stages of pregnancy, 34 percent think it should be legal in most cases, 25 percent say it should be illegal in most cases and 9 percent say it should be illegal in all cases.
32% : 'And abortion was a big issue in key states like Michigan and Pennsylvania,' McDaniel continued. '
31% : Just 9 percent of Americans believe abortion should be illegal in all cases and 25 percent believe it should be illegal in most cases.

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