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You might be interested to know that I conducted a C4M survey eight years ago, but I gave the voters a third option: whether they needed to hear more before deciding.
I found that public opinion was roughly equally divided about whether men should have a reproductive "choice", not have a "choice", or whether the voters needed to hear more. Women seem to be more pro choice toward men than men are toward themselves. People who are pro-choice for women are more likely to be pro-choice toward men. Details are here.
Thanks,
Kingsley G. Morse Jr.
Reproductive Rights Chairman
National Center for Men
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Thanks Kingsley! This is some interesting info.
Scott
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