Are Taxpayer-Funded, Late-Term Abortions A Winner In New Hampshire?
Attempting to tie his campaign to concerns among
* Taxpayer funding of abortions;
* Ending the parental notification requirement for underage women;
* Ending the ban on partial-birth abortion.
"The state shall not deny or interfere with a woman's fundamental right to choose or refuse to have an abortion," the plan states.
If it sounds like Marchand supports the right to a legal abortion at any point during a pregnancy for any reason, he does. A campaign spokesperson confirmed that this is Marchand's position with NHJournal via email.
In short, there is no way his Democratic primary opponent,
It's also an interesting strategy for the general election in November.
Based on polling,
However, the question of whether abortions should be legal in general is a broad one, and while Americans have consistently supported abortions in the first trimester, support for late-term and "partial-birth" abortion is far lower. While polling on
In fact, as of May of this year, Americans are evenly split on whether they consider themselves pro-life or pro-choice at 48 percent. And 81 percent of all Americans reject Marchand's policy of allowing abortion in the third trimester.
Marchand's position is so far to the Left that even
However, it's unlikely that Emily's-List-backed
Will the coming
With poll numbers like these,
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