http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/04/08/on-abortion-persistent-divides-between-and-within-the-two-parties-2/
According to that link, this is how the views "roughly" break down between the parties (I paraphrased):
Republicans: 59% Pro-Life, 38% Pro-Choice
- Conservative: 68% Pro-Life, 30% Pro-Choice
- Moderate/Liberal: 54% Pro-Life, 41% Pro-Life
Democrats: 70% Pro-Choice, 28% Pro-Life
- Liberal: 84% Pro-Choice, 14% Pro-Life
- Moderate/Conservative: 60% Pro-Choice, 38% Pro-Life
Those numbers seem a bit high for "Pro-Choice," but it still would give the impression there are significantly more pro-choice Republicans than pro-life Democrats, so I'll go with that one.
EDIT: I'd also GUESS (no idea) that most pro-choice Republicans are younger and most pro-life Democrats are older, so that's another reason to believe the pro-choice Repub is more likely.
Besides Joe Manchin, are
any pro-life Dems prominent in public life?
Ted Kennedy, Jesse Jackson, Al Gore, and Dick Gephardt were all once pro-life, and changed. So the Dem momentum is clearly in the pro-choice direction.
For the Dems to nominate a pro-lifer is about as likely as them nominating one who opposed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (which 21 Democratic Senators voted against).