Sunday, October 26, 2008

Whether South Dakota Abortion Ban Passes Will Likely Depend on Undecided Voters

USA Today: Voters split evenly on S.D. abortion ban, by Terry Woster (Sioux Falls Argus Leader):

On the most divisive issue on our 2008 ballot, South Dakota is evenly divided.

An Argus Leader Media/KELO-TV poll showed a dead heat on Initiated Measure 11, the state's proposed abortion ban: 44% said they'd vote for it and 44% said they'd vote against it if the election were held immediately. The poll was conducted Oct. 13-15, with a sample of 800 South Dakotans who said they are likely voters. The poll's margin of error is 3.5 percentage points.

The 12% who said they still are undecided will determine the outcome of the issue Nov. 4.

To learn more about the South Dakota ban and its dangerously vague and narrow exceptions, see South Dakota Campaign for Health Families.

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