In sprint to November, Democrats seize on shifting landscape over abortion

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In sprint to November, Democrats seize on shifting landscape over abortion
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No issue has upended the battle for Congress and state races as abruptly.

and 13 points in late August. At the same time, interest in the election has increased dramatically among Democrats and independents, according to NBC News polling conducted before the Supreme Court’s abortion ruling leaked in May and afterward.

Pollsters say internal testing shows that Republicans’ comments on abortion make for especially effective attack ads. “We’re seeing that’s the issue that’s sticking with voters,” said Molly Murphy, a Democratic pollster working on the Arizona Senate race — one of the battleground contests that will determine control of Congress next year.

Democratic members of Congress have been talking about abortion far more often than Republican members on social media, according to a Post analysis, especially in recent weeks after initial jubilation from the right at the Supreme Court’s ruling. The same pattern has emerged in state House and Senate races as well, where winners will have the power to directly impact abortion restrictions.

Canvassers with Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America plan to visit 4 million voters at their homes across battleground states. Students for Life Action, one of the largest antiabortion organizations in the country, is aiming to reach 1 million potential voters between the ages of 18 and 35 before the election.

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