Kristan Hawkins

Young men are valuing having children, getting married.

We're seeing some women come along, but we definitely have also seen the rise and the counter effect.

of you know the resistance of the dobbs decision and you saw young women very quickly go hard left when they were in for so long demographically when we polled we did you know uh

focus groups and qualitative and quantitative polling, you had a lot of people that said they were in the middle.

They were the mushy middle, right?

The I don't like abortion, but I don't want to be considered pro-abortion or pro-choice.

I want to be in the middle.

When the Dobbs decision came out, it forced those in the middle to pick a side.

And the left Planned Parenthood went hard for these young women, pulling them over to their side.

And so now we're trying to reach back and pull them back to a position.

I think our polling this January with YouGov

It's kind of surprising, I think, for folks who are on the ground.

Nearly 7 in 10 Gen Z and Gen Y voters want to see restrictions on abortion.

9 in 10 say that common sense safety standards on chemical abortion pills should be in place, which the Trump administration has not done.

I mean, those are some pretty good numbers.

We saw a 34 percent shift.

Three in 10 said they'd be more likely to vote for politicians to restrict abortion if they felt that women had the resources they need after choosing life.

And that was a seven point over 10 window shift between a pro-choice person at the beginning of the poll towards the end of the poll with that question.

So there's definitely common ground and there's

there's definitely room to move.