Frustrated by Kansans overwhelming aupport for abortion rights, GOP tries to change how judges chosen

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9. Not directly, but it does indirectly

Democrats in a gerrymandered district have lower incentive to turn out because their preferred candidate for the House and other races aren't likely to win.

But there's also that voters can be complex. Massachusetts, Vermont, and New York elected Republican governors in recent memory. Massachusetts even elected a Republican senator. For those opposed to abortion, it's often a singular issue. It hasn't been the same singular focus in a lot of pro choice people. Either we live in blue states that are still protecting it or if they are in a red state they value taxes or guns or anti immigration or some combination of Republican policies more.