Australian poll finds vote will swing against candidates who favor legal abortion
CWN - October 28, 2010
A new survey shows that political candidates in Queensland, Australia will lose public support if they favor a proposal to decriminalize abortion.
While voters were split on the question of abortion, the net result of the Galaxy Research survey pointed to a 12% swing in votes against a candidate who would decriminalize the procedure.
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