NotedDC -- Parties brace for Georgia redux

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : Boebert, whose once-rising profile has been linked to her stance on gun rights -- she owned a restaurant called "Shooters Grill" in Rifle, Colo., where workers were expected to carry firearms to match the theme -- had been predicted to sail into a second term in Congress against challenger Adam Frisch (D).
47% : Voters in Maryland and Missouri voted in favor of efforts to move toward marijuana legalization, while North Dakota, South Dakota and Arkansas voted against legalization.
43% : While all eyes were on the midterm elections and what they mean for control of the House and Senate, several states took up their own items -- from abortion to marijuana.
43% : Here's where those came in:Abortion: Since the Supreme Court this summer upended the landmark Roe v. Wade decision that had ensured abortion rights for decades, several states put the issue to the test on Election Day.
35% : He has campaigned on his opposition to abortion and denied the women's allegations.

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