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A recent Gallup poll indicates that American attitudes on abortion have stabilized four years after the Dobbs decision, with 48% supporting legality in most circumstances. The poll highlights significant partisan and gender differences in opinions, with a majority identifying as pro-choice. The findings illustrate a continuing division in abortion laws across the United States.
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A recent Gallup poll indicates that American attitudes on abortion have stabilized four years after the Dobbs decision, with 48% supporting legality in most circumstances. The poll highlights significant partisan and gender differences in opinions, with a majority identifying as pro-choice. The findings illustrate a continuing division in abortion laws across the United States.
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Gallup Poll Shows Steady American Attitudes on Abortion Four Years After Dobbs Decision