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Many voters backed abortion rights and Donald Trump, a challenge for Democrats (kffhealthnews.org)

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In Arizona, Missouri, and Nevada, voters approved measures to protect abortion rights, yet 30% of these same voters supported Donald Trump, highlighting a disconnect between social issues and candidate preferences.

Economic concerns, such as the cost of living and healthcare, were the primary factors influencing voters’ decisions, with Trump winning a significant portion of those concerned about healthcare costs.

Women were more likely to support abortion rights initiatives than men, with 72% of women in Nevada, 69% in Arizona, and 62% in Missouri voting in favor.

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[–] TheDuffmaster@lemmy.world 3 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago)

The candidate that adapts universal healthcare and figures out how to sell it to the masses will save progressivism, simple as that. Liberals will never win unless they come with that kind of change and clear economic benefit to the average citizen.