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Despite the majority backing limits, the survey indicated that more Americans identify as “pro choice” than “pro life.” In the same poll, roughly 62% described themselves as pro choice, while 37% said they were pro life Among those surveyed:

67% said they favor placing legal limits on abortion, even if the procedure remains available
67% said they favor placing legal limits on abortion, even if the procedure remains available

67% said they favor placing legal limits on abortion, even if the procedure remains available in many circumstances. 57% supported limiting elective abortion to at most the first trimester in most situations. 63% said that healthcare workers with religious objections should not be required to participate in abortions. A strong majority also said laws can be written to protect both the mother and the unborn child. The poll also found broad support for pregnancy resource centers that assist expectant mothers and families.

Americans believe abortion should be limited yet include exceptions for rape, incest, or to save the life of the mother,” Carvalho said Despite the majority backing limits, the survey indicated that more Americans identify as “pro-choice” than “pro-life.” In the same poll, roughly 62% described themselves as pro-choice, while 37% said they were pro-life.

Director of the Marist Poll, Dr
Director of the Marist Poll, Dr. Barbara L. Carvalho, noted, “Despite the publicly heated debates about abortion, there remains a consensus on this issue among Americans.” Her remarks underscored a surprising unity beneath the surface of a polarized topic, as reported by The Center Square.

Carvalho told the outlet, “Despite the publicly heated debates about abortion, there remains a consensus on this issue among Americans.”

“Americans believe abortion should be limited yet include exceptions for rape, incest, or to save the life of the mother,” Carvalho said