Thanks to partisanship, status quo bias, and fundraising parity, the structural elements of a referendum have never been better for pro-lifers.
After losing all seven state abortion referendums since Roe v. Wade was overturned, pro-lifers have received another dose of bad news. In ruby-red South Dakota, a recent poll found that 53 percent of voters, including 46 percent of Republicans, support a ballot measure that would set up a trimester system for legalizing abortion (similar to Roe ), while just 35 percent oppose it, a notable shift from the 46-44 advantage the pro-abortion side had in November. But pro-lifers cannot give up on this race just yet.
South Dakota may not be the most populous state, but it represents the best opportunity for a victory in the near term (along with Florida, though only because amendments need 60 percent to pass in the Sunshine […]
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