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Young Women’s ‘Unprecedented’ Shift: Abortion Rights Surpass Economy as Top 2024 Priority

November 4, 2024 by AB

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Latest polls reveal 72% of women voters prioritize reproductive rights in 2024 election, marking historic shift from economic concerns.

Categories AI News Tags Abortion Rights 2024, Election 2024, Florida Amendment, Generation Z Vote, Harris Campaign, Political Change, Reproductive Rights, State Rights, Supreme Court, Voter Education, Voter Priorities, Voter Turnout, Women Voters, Womens Health, Young Voters

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