...representative. For them I cite a national Gallup poll of June 1972. in which respondents were asked if the decision to have an abortion should be made solely by a woman and her physician. And 64 percent of respondents — and 56 percent of Catholic respondents — answered in...

...abortion laws. To what extent do you agree or disagree wkh the following statement regarding abortion: The decision to have an abortion should be made solely by a woman and her doctor. Pomeroy and Landman, Public Opinion Trends: Elective Abortion and Birth Control Services to Teenagers,...

...abortion laws. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement regarding abortion: The decision to have an abortion should be made solely by a woman and her doctor. Pomeroy and Landman, Public Opinion Trends: Elective Abortion and Birth Control Services to Teenagers,...

...decision legalj abortion. C. Bureau of Social Science Research, 1974: 78 percent agree that tho deci to have an abortion should be made solely by a woman and her physician, j D. National Opinion Research Survey, 1975, from 75 percent to 100 per of Catholics, Jews,...

...abortion laws. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement regarding abortion: The decision to have an abortion should be made solely by a woman and her doctor. Pomeroy and Landman, Public Opinion Trends: Elective Abortion and Birth Control Servicet to Teenagers,...

...abortion laws. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement regarding abortion: The decision to have an abortion should be made solely by a woman and her doctor. Romero y and Land man, Public Opinion Trends: Elective Abortion and Birth Control Service! to Teenagers,...

...national survey taken by the Gallup organization in 1972 found that 64 percent of all Americans felt that the decision to have an abortion should be made solely by a woman and her physician. Also in 1972, the National Opinion Research Center found that 87 percent of the public felt...

...national survey taken by the Gallup organization in 1972 found that 64 percent of all Americans felt that the decision to have an abortion should be made solely by a woman and her physician. Also in 1972, the National Opinion Research Center found that 87 percent of the public felt...

...Gallup poll revealed that 64 percent of Americans, including 56 percent of Roman Catholics, agreed that "the decision to have an abortion should be made solely by a woman and her physician" (Garrow 1994, 562). At the time of Roe, moreover, elite opinion strongly favored abortion...

...high" number of respondents favored "full liberalization of abortion laws." To the question whether "the decision to have an abortion should be made solely by a woman and her physician," 64 percent agreed, 31 percent disagreed, and 5 percent had no opinion. There was almost...