US EditionGender gap on abortion rights hit record high: Gallup
- Gallup released a nationwide telephone poll in early May showing the widest gender gap on abortion rights since polling began 30 years ago.
- This poll comes after the high court's 2022 ruling that reversed Roe v. Wade, significantly increasing polarization over abortion rights.
- The poll surveyed 1,003 adults from May 1-18 and found 56% of women support legal abortion in most cases versus 40% of men, marking a record-high difference.
- Gallup observed that the gap between men's and women's opinions is now the largest it has been since 2022, highlighting a significant shift compared to the relatively similar views found in the two decades before Dobbs.
- The results suggest that the Supreme Court decision has contributed to a significant and increasing gender divide on abortion attitudes in the United States.
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Gender Gap on Abortion Rights Grows From a Gorge to a Canyon
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Gallup Poll Shows Americans are More Pro-Life on Abortion Than Last Year
Today, Gallup released the results of its annual survey on abortion. Overall, the news is good for pro-lifers. A range of survey questions indicate that there was actually a slight increase in pro-life sentiment in 2025. Overall, 43 percent of respondents identified as “pro-life,” a two percentage point gain from last year’s Gallup survey. There were also small gains in the percentage of people who thought abortion was “morally wrong” and the pe…
Gender gap on abortion rights hit record high: Gallup
The gender gap between men and women who identify as pro-choice has widened to its largest point on record, according to a new Gallup poll. Sixty-one percent of women view themselves as pro-choice when it comes to abortion while 41 percent of men call themselves pro-choice, the poll released Monday found. The 20-point difference between…
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