In addition to a commitment to bodily autonomy, there's a reason Democrats are scrambling to get choice petitions on 2024 ballots. https://t.co/P7hy7Ir131
@Rachael2602@THV11 Hi! All the details are released in the report each year. It’s a statewide random sample in which most respondents identify as conservative. More info at https://t.co/QVVVyK4Dwb
@SabrinaNC10@THV11 Hi! Well, it’s performed well over 25 years of election prediction. Something most folks are missing is that 50ish is about where other governors with national profiles land too… so a departure from most govs, yes, but that seems intentional on the governor’s part.
@AustinGladdin Hi Austin. All details - including elections track record - on our website, every year. We actually polled SHS pre-gov and she clocked 55-58% ... so that might be of interest as well. Here's the link: https://t.co/QVVVyK5blJ
Not just an AR thing. “What 2022 showed us is how ballot measures can transcend party lines,” she told Stateline. “So...” https://t.co/b1CflLtoeM via @@pewtrusts
“First off, I'm anti-abortion, very strongly, but I'm more pro-life,” said Republican state Sen....” https://t.co/fTvJIQAKD0 via @pewtrusts#arpx#arkpoll#arleg
Last image by @olivia_kuester from '22 #arkpoll data. Sustained 1-party monopolies - the norm in states - shift accountability from general election voters (many centrists) to primary election voters (few ideologues). Consequence? Public-policy mismatches. #arpx#arleg
@ZacharyHall989 @olivia_kuester Hi! Click the link on the image, or go here and click on the 2022 summary report (or any of the 23 previous :)): https://t.co/QVVVyK4Dwb
More #arkpoll 2022 breakdowns of public support for exceptions to Arkansas's abortion ban, in this case the only one included in current law "in an emergency." #arleg#arpx (Graphic credit @olivia_kuester )