US opinions unchanged on Roe v. Wade
CWN - January 16, 2013
Despite reservations about abortion, a solid majority of Americans would oppose an effort to overturn the Roe v. Wade decision, according to a new survey by the Pew Forum.
The Pew poll found that 63% of respondents oppose overturning Roe. That figure has remained essentially unchanged in years of polling.
The Pew study found no noteworthy difference between men and women in their attitudes toward the Roe decision. But younger respondents were more likely than older Americans to favor Roe. The poll found major differences between Democrats and Republicans, and between those who regularly attend religious services and those who do not.
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