Are there five votes to declare fetal personhood in a future case?

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It looks like Roberts isn't a vote for fetal personhood. Are there five votes for it or not?

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Apparently no: https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/11/politics/fetal-personhood-case-supreme-court/index.html

No public dissent from denying cert either.

I bet Thomas and Alito secretly dissented from denial. Gorsuch and/or Barrett probably cast the deciding vote to deny cert. Kavanaugh's Dobbs concurrence implies he isn't a vote for fetal personhood. I'm pretty sure Thomas, Alito and Barrett are guaranteed votes for fetal personhood.

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Judging but what little I saw of the Dobbs case, it might actually be only Alito in favor of Personhood (and maybe Coney Barrett, but it doesn't look like she wants to risk her reputation on a such a case). Thomas doesn't seem interested in going that far, and it's a non-starter with Kavanaugh/Gorsuch/Roberts).

Box v Planned Parenthood indicates Thomas is a vote for fetal personhood.

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There are zero votes for that concept.

You're nuts if you don't think that at the very least Alito and Thomas would vote for it.

They're both votes for it. Barrett is too. Kavanaugh probably isn't a vote for it.