The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn abortion rights and issues of gun violence appear to have had a significant impact on voters’ decision to cast a ballot this year, with Democrats gaining momentum ahead of the midterm races.
The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn abortion rights that were protected inappears to have a significant impact on voters’ decision to cast a ballot this year, with 56 percent saying that decision will make them more likely to vote. Gun violence, too, will play a role in turning out votes, with the same rate, 56 percent of respondents, saying that the issue will make it more likely that they’ll take part in the midterms this year.
Even the search warrant executed by the FBI at former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence seems to be motivating at least some voters to head to the polls. While a majority said the event will have no impact on their vote, 47 percent said it makes them more likely to vote this year.poll matches others in recent days that also suggest Democrats have a fair shot at retaining control of Congress this fall.
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