Women powered Democrats in the 2018 midterms. Will they again in 2022?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : The influx of undocumented immigrants gnaws at many voters.
51% : During a question-and-answer period, she was critical of the Democrats' climate agenda and environmental regulations.
47% : They also mentioned summer legislative victories recorded by President Biden and the Democrats in Congress, including the big package focused on climate change, health care and taxes.
43% : They are old enough to remember a time before 1973, before the Supreme Court legalized abortion with its Roe v. Wade decision.
43% : She said immigration and border security are not so salient in a district whose agriculture sector relies on immigrant labor.
42% : Now abortion is "the one topic to their minds.
41% : In August, Democrats drew attention to a change in Kirkmeyer's campaign website, which removed references to abortion.
40% :Kristin Davison, who was a lead consultant in Youngkin's campaign, said Republicans have strong issues working in their favor that she contends will prove more powerful than abortion.
37% :On the issue of abortion, Dixon said she is "pro-life with exceptions" and knows that the Supreme Court "kicked the hornet's nest," but argues there are bigger problems facing the country right now.
37% : The mobilization of White suburban Republican and independent women who may be worried about the cost of living, school decisions or rising crime could more than neutralize the impact of those who are mobilizing over abortion.
36% : Republicans have redoubled efforts to focus voters' attention on issues like crime and immigration and away from abortion.
34% : "When I go to the door, people are not talking to me about abortion," she said.

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