PPRI found that there are pro-choice majorities in all but seven states: Majorities of residents in 43 states and the District of Columbia say that abortion should be legal in most or all cases ...

Wade in June 2022. Until yesterday, the pro-choice position prevailed in every state where abortion-related measures were on the ballot, including in red states such as Kansas, Kentucky ...

Perhaps the best evidence of pro-choice conservatism comes from the purple state of Michigan. In 1972, voters rejected a law that would have made abortion legal in the first 20 weeks of pregnancy.

The “colossal bomb” effectively banned or significantly restricted abortion access in more than half of states. It also set in motion a new legal strategy for attorneys who protect abortion ...

When given the opportunity to weigh in on reproductive freedom measures directly, American voters—even those in decidedly red states like Kansas and Kentucky—keep taking the pro-choice side.

It’s a states’ rights issue.” Levin told The Hill that his opponent is “trying to deceive people” by labeling himself “pro-choice.” “I don’t really think you can be pro-choice if ...

Pro-choice activists were not thrilled with President Joe Biden's State of the Union speech that failed to dive into the topic of abortion, despite the Democratic Party going all in on the issue ...

He also said that former President Donald Trump is “fundamentally pro-choice” by wanting the states rather than the federal ...

As someone who received medical intervention ending a pregnancy — and grateful to live in a state offering such medical care and counsel — my political viewpoint is firmly “pro-choice.” ...

Pro-choice advocates have dismissed concerns about late-term abortion as a right-wing talking point, but pro-life groups are flagging data showing a surge of such cases in liberal-leaning states.