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Me, personally, I support access to abortion with no exceptions. It’s the pregnant person’s business, not mine. It’s between them and their doctor, not some lawmaker or someone else’s religious beliefs. And if someone is getting an abortion later in their pregnancy, it’s probably because something went seriously wrong, not because of cold feet. And the patchwork of laws now coming in to place is making it harder for people, particularly marginalized populations, to access prenatal care in the earliest part of pregnancy. Or people are being asked to carry doomed pregnancies to term, at risk to their own health.
Conservatives know this, which is why they hate democracy so much >

This is why public referendums have been removed or defanged from most states >

In my state (Missouri) they are trying to remove ours because we legalized rec weed. >

Most of the good things states have accomplished recently have been through ballot initiatives, which should be a good measure of how far from proportional representation the state governments are after being captured by christofascist pluralities. >

Very few support no abortions no exceptions. Repeal of roe showed a lot of right wing voters in favor of abortion restrictions who was really driving the bus.