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https://scholarship.law.vanderbilt.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1124&context=vlr
磬Զ̥IJҪ̶ء1973꣬68%Ĺ͵ֶֻ֧̥58%һ1987ꡣ
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1965-1980 attitudes towards abortion likewise revealed a striking gap between the mass
public and Republican and Democrat elites; indeed, the best predictor
of abortion attitudes was one's level of education. 71 Correspondingly,
public opinion polls reveal that there was no Republican-Democrat
divide on abortion during the 1970s; in a poll taken shortly before Roe
was decided, sixty-eight percent of Republicans and fifty-eight percent
of Democrats supported the statement that the decision to have an
abortion should be made by a woman and her physician. 72 Reviews of
the General Social Surveys data showed that Democrats and
Republicans held generally similar views; in fact, respondents who
identified as Republican were more likely to identify as pro-choice
from 1972-1987.
https://scholarship.law.vanderbilt.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1124&context=vlr
磬Զ̥IJҪ̶ء1973꣬68%Ĺ͵ֶֻ֧̥58%һ1987ꡣ
Ҳ˵ڲشϣɾǵɡĵһںǼ˰ڵϿĴ߶˰һںǡǽǽóǽóǽȥ˵ǴΨһںšʵʩʷģġǷ⡱ƶóտν롣
ǰɵһںš˰Ӱ°Ƕڼ˰25¼֮ͥ¹͵൱ڶԴڡ˰
1965-1980 attitudes towards abortion likewise revealed a striking gap between the mass
public and Republican and Democrat elites; indeed, the best predictor
of abortion attitudes was one's level of education. 71 Correspondingly,
public opinion polls reveal that there was no Republican-Democrat
divide on abortion during the 1970s; in a poll taken shortly before Roe
was decided, sixty-eight percent of Republicans and fifty-eight percent
of Democrats supported the statement that the decision to have an
abortion should be made by a woman and her physician. 72 Reviews of
the General Social Surveys data showed that Democrats and
Republicans held generally similar views; in fact, respondents who
identified as Republican were more likely to identify as pro-choice
from 1972-1987.
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