AP VoteCast: Abortion's role in 2022 election

Описание: (11 Nov 2022)

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
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Washington – 23 August 2022
1. Wide of the exterior of the Supreme Court of the United States
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San Francisco, California - 10 November 2022
2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ashley Kirzinger, Associate Director for Public Opinion and Survey Research at KFF:
"My name is Ashley Kirzinger. I'm the director of Survey Methodology for KFF and have partnered with the AP to ask some additional questions on the AP VoteCast questionnaire in order to really dive deep into the role that healthcare played in voter's decisions."
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New York – 8 November 2022
3. Various of voters casting their ballots at polling station
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin – 25 October 2022
4. Wide of voters in line
5. Mid of voters voting
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Washington – 10 November 2022
6. Graphic showing 3/10 of women voters said that the overturning of Roe v. Wade was their single most important voting issue
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San Francisco, California - 10 November 2022
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7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ashley Kirzinger, Associate Director for Public Opinion and Survey Research at KFF:
"So I think it's important to recognize that the 2022 midterms were about a lot of things. They were about President Trump's support for certain candidates. They were about candidates' characteristics and the quality of those candidates. But when we look at issues, inflation was definitely top of mind for most voters, including a majority of women voters. But where there is some differences among women voters is a large share of them also said that the Supreme Court overturning Roe was the single most important factor in their vote. So about three in ten women voters said it was the single most important factor in their vote, compared to a smaller share of men voters."
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ARCHIVE: Washington – 25 June 2022
8 Wide various of pro-abortion and anti-abortion protestors outside the Supreme Court
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San Francisco, California - 10 November 2022
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9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ashley Kirzinger, Associate Director for Public Opinion and Survey Research at KFF:
"For many races, it moved voters on the margins. So, you know, there were states in House races that were very competitive. Right? And so it wasn't the dominant issue for these voters, but it may have moved certain groups of voters on the margins that gave Democrats the advantage in those states."
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ARCHIVE: New Orleans, Louisiana – 8 July 2022
10. Wide of abortion rights protestors marching down the street chanting
11. Mid of protestor holding a sign
12. Wide of protests holding signs in the street
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ARCHIVE: Indianapolis, Indiana - 26 July 2022
13. Various of anti-abortion and pro-abortion demonstrators clashing
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ARCHIVE: Detroit, Michigan – 24 June 2022
14. Wide of protests marching down the street
15. Wide of protestors holding signs
16. Mid of a protestors screaming into a megaphone
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San Francisco, California - 10 November 2022
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17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ashley Kirzinger, Associate Director for Public Opinion and Survey Research at KFF:
STORYLINE:
According to a survey conducted by AP VoteCast and the Kaiser Family Foundation, the Supreme Court's decision over the summer to dismantle federal protections for abortion was a motivating factor driving female voters to the polls during the 2022 midterm elections.
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