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Majority of Americans Still Oppose Abortion on Moral Grounds

A new Gallup poll shows that a majority of Americans (51%) believe abortion is morally wrong. There's still a lot of work and educating to do, however, for the pro-life movement, since those identifying as "pro-choice" (49%) slightly outnumber those identifying as pro-life (45%), a reverse of what happened in 2009.

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What does the Gallup report itself conclude?

"Americans' views on abortion held fairly steady over the past year, with the public still sharply divided over the "pro-life" and "pro-choice" labels. Nevertheless, majorities of Americans indicate some reluctance about abortion on both moral and legal grounds. This is seen most strongly among Republicans and older Americans."

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