Des Moines Register, 9/25/2021
The support for legal abortion breaks down into 20% of Iowans who say it should be legal in all cases, while 36% say it should be legal in most cases. Meanwhile, the opposition is made up of 25% who say abortion should be illegal in most cases and 13% who say it should be illegal in all cases.
9/25/2021 update, "GET ME REWRITE: This is what happens when you move in the wrong direction", starts here.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 9/24/2021
The court won support from 49% of those surveyed by Marquette University Law School. That’s down from 60% in July and two-thirds a year ago.
"That is quite a change," poll director Charles Franklin said in an online video. "The court has in other polling, as well as ours, often had a pretty high approval rating and one that has seemed pretty stable from survey to survey, but we're seeing quite a bit of change over this course of these last two months."
No surprise that two conservative justices have launched a PR campaign.
Washington Post, 9/167/2021
"A bunch of partisan hacks"? "Destroying our institutions"?
They certainly are projecting, aren't they?
Original 7/7/2021 post, "Conservative U.S. Supreme Court justices rule in favor of voter suppression", starts here.
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The court, by a 6-3 vote, reversed a lower court ruling in deciding that Arizona's limits on who can return early ballots for another person and refusal to count ballots cast in the wrong precinct are not racially discriminatory. The federal appeals court in San Francisco had held that the measures disproportionately affected Black, Hispanic and Native American voters in violation of the landmark Voting Rights Act.
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