| The findings from this recent poll among women voters in battleground states provide strong evidence that Mitt Romney's record and views on women's health issues have a measurable and dramatic impact--not only on women voters' perceptions of him on key attributes, but also on their likelihood to vote for him in November. Consistent with recent public polling from battleground states, these findings demonstrate that President Obama starts with a solid lead among women voters. But notably, this advantage increases considerably when women voters learn more about Mitt Romney's record and positions, particularly his support for overturning Roe v. Wade and his pledge to eliminate funding for Planned Parenthood's preventive health services. These positions cost Romney on specific measures where he already is vulnerable, such as being "out of touch" ... |
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