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Polling information reveals that many Americans support rights for pre-born children.
Americans United for Life (AUL) and YouGov simply launched information from a national poll worrying mindsets towards abortion, personhood, and legal rights for the coming.
According to the information, 55 percent of Americans think a coming fetus is an individual at the moment of conception or within the very first 12 weeks of pregnancy. Eighty-six percent of Americans think a coming fetus is an individual by the time the kid has the ability to endure outside the mom’s womb, which is now considered about week 22 of preganancy.
The survey also found:
- 80 percent of Americans support rights for unborn children
- 89 percent of Americans support rights for a fetus to be protected from violence or assault
- 51 percent of Americans believe abortion ends the life of a human
- 52 percent of Americans favor the Supreme Court extending legal personhood rights to unborn children
- 44 percent support state legislators having the power to prohibit abortion
- Only 14 percent of Americans believe an unborn fetus is not a person until the moment of birth
Similar to any study, the demographics of a sample population can alter the information. The AUL/YouGov National Survey revealed a pro-choice predisposition, with 39 percent of participants determining as pro-choice, 32 percent determining as pro-life, and 29 percent who determined as neither.
“We see powerfully through our latest AUL/YouGov national survey how intuitively supportive Americans are of the human right to life and legal rights for children prior to birth,” Catherine Glenn Foster, President and CEO of Americans United for Life, said in a statement. “We also see the tension between Americans’ convictions and the role of law in shaping culture. We must work together to give our beliefs a voice in the law, which exists to ensure justice and equal protection for all members of the human family.”
H/T Timcast
