In states without abortion on the ballot, the issue is still driving votes

Abortion rights supporters in North Carolina, Georgia, Texas, and other states are mobilizing ahead of the upcoming elections. While abortion is not specifically on the ballot in many states, the issue is motivating voters and influencing candidate choices. In North Carolina, efforts to break the Republican supermajority are underway, with groups like Planned Parenthood Votes South Atlantic canvassing and mobilizing voters. Abortion rights advocates are pushing for candidates who support increased access to abortion and are hoping for a Harris win in Georgia to potentially repeal the state’s abortion ban. Overall, the impact of abortion on the elections remains to be seen, but the issue is clearly important to many voters.