A recent poll of likely voters found continuing broad rejection of left-wing activists’ extremes on life and gender policies ahead of what is shaping up to be a tight and grueling midterm congressional election for U.S. Republicans.
Concerned Women for America (CWA) commissioned Zogby Analytics to poll 1,003 likely voters on a range of issues facing the country.
It found 67.6% “definitely or probably” favour ending the mail-order abortion regime by restoring the requirement for in-person doctor’s visits before dispensing abortion pills; 63.9% oppose gender “transition” chemicals or surgeries for minors; and 69.3% consider it “very or somewhat” important to their vote that a candidate keep males out of female lockers and athletic programs.
More than 60% of respondents named grocery prices, crime and public safety, national security and foreign policy, and religious liberty and freedom of expression as important to them as voters; 59% named protecting children from gender ideology, education and parental rights in schools, and border security and immigration as important. 53.1% said protecting the unborn and reproductive policy was important to them.