In light of this, does the Kentucky no right to abortion referendum still pass in November? I would say yes, but substantially trailing Trump's vote.
Probably, but do Pennsylvania Republicans really want this on the ballot in November?
No, but Georgia Republicans might.
I'm not following what makes you think abortion would HELP Republicans as an issue in Georgia when the main takeaway from tonight is how much of a millstone the issue is going to be for the party in the coming years in vast swaths of the country if they don't tamp down their image with the public as being out of touch extremists on the matter.
I think it plays differently in the South. Variations on the Kansas amendment routinely pass when put on the ballot in Southern states.
This is Georgia we are talking about; not Alabama, not Mississippi, not Tennessee, but Georgia. Treating the South as a monolithic bloc on this issue is very poor analysis.
Going extreme on abortion in a blue trending state that Biden won is a recipe for disaster for the GOP.
