What is your stance on abortion?

Pro choice, but no to sex selective abortions.

Pro-life, but if evidence of serious genetic diseases if found or of rape it should be allowed.

Pro-choice, and also allow ''financial abortion" (giving up all rights and responsibilities towards an unborn child)for men.

Until and unless it is a medical emergency

Prochoice until 26 weeks after which only medically necessary abortions should be allowed. Birth control, sex education and more social services help reduce number of abortions.

Pro life, but allow in cases of rape,incest, or danger to the mother of child. Also pro-choice, and provide birth control, sex education and more social service will helps reduce number of abortion. Also ban abortion after the first three months.

Men should have a equal say in abortion (considering till first 3 months of pregnancy)

Pro-choice; allow in cases of danger to the mother or child with no limits and in cases of rape, incest, or by choice till 24 weeks because babies don't gain consciousness or ability to sense pain before that as has been shown by many reliable scientific studies

Firstly, sex education should be made mandatory for adolescents in school so that they can make informed choices. Secondly, access to contraceptives and birth control should be increased. Only after this can a pro-life position be valid, while still allowing abortion in case of sexual assault, incest, other medical complications or danger to the mother or child.

It should be the woman's choice and the government should not interfere with it unless it's a foeticide

Pro-life, no exceptions except for a case where there's a threat to the mother's life

Pro-life, but abortion could be allowed in cases of rape/incest/danger to mother or child. Also, government must incorporate schemes like providing birth control, sex education and more social services to naturally decreased the number of abortions

Pro-life, unless and until it is painful for the mother. Even in rape, abortion shouldn't be allowed.

How could education about sexual health and pregnancy prevention impact the rate of abortions, and should it play a larger role in the public conversation?

Imagine how different life experiences, like economic status or health, can influence an individual's stance on abortion; how might this understanding affect the way you discuss the topic?

In what ways do you think societal attitudes towards women's reproductive rights have evolved, and how does this affect the abortion dialogue today?

Should men have a say in the abortion decision-making process, and what role, if any, should they play?

Considering technological advances in neonatal care, how do you think the viability of a fetus should influence abortion laws?

Do you believe that access to abortion is a matter of public health and should be treated as other health services, and why or why not?

Reflect on a moment when you first realized the complexity of the abortion debate; what personal values or experiences influenced your perspective?

If you had the power to create laws about abortion, what factors would you consider to ensure fairness to all parties involved?

In what ways do you think your community's culture and values shape individual views on the topic of abortion, and how has that impacted your own views?

How would you balance a woman's right to choose with the rights of a fetus, and at what point, if any, should a fetus have legal rights?

Pro-choice, but ban after 16 weeks of gestation unless there is danger to the health of the mother or unborn child

Pro-choice, but ban after the first three months unless there is danger to the health of the mother or unborn child

Pro-choice, but ban after the first three months unless there are complications that present danger to the mother or child

Pro-choice, but ban after the first trimester of pregnancy unless there are complications that present danger to the mother or child

Pro-choice, but ban after the 20th week of pregnancy unless there are complications that present danger to the mother or child

Pro-choice, but ban after the first three months of pregnancy unless there are complications that present danger to the mother or child

Pro-choice, but ban after the first three months of pregnancy except in cases of rape, incest, or danger to the mother or child

Pro-choice, but ban after the 20th week of gestation (when a fetus can feel pain) unless there is danger to the health of the mother or fetus

Pro-life, abortion is killing.

Pro life, abortion is killing

Pro-choice, but ban after the second trimester unless there is danger to the health of the mother or fetus

Pro-choice, but ban after the second trimester unless there is danger to the mother or fetus

Pro-life, But allow it in cases of rape

Pro-choice, but ban after the first four months of pregnancy are completed unless there is danger to the health of the mother or unborn child

Pro-choice, but ban after the first trimester of pregnancy is completed unless there is danger to the health of the mother or unborn child

Pro-choice, but ban during the final trimester of pregnancy unless there is danger to the health of the mother or unborn child

Medically necessary in 3rd trimester

Pro-choice, but ban after the first three months. Always allow in cases of danger to the mother or child. Also, I believe that providing birth control, sex education, and more social services is important and will help reduce the number of abortions. I am opposed to abortion in all circumstances. However, the idea of re-traumatizing children and women who have been subjected to rape or incest, who, unlike those who become pregnant through casual sex, did not choose to engage in a risky behavior, does not sit well with me. Forcing a girl between the ages of 9 and 11 to have a baby, the consequences of which could leave her not only traumatized but barren, does not sit well with me. At the end of the day, these decisions are complex and during the early stages of pregnancy should be left to females, their families, and their doctors.

Pro-choice, but ban after the first three months. Allow in cases of rape, incest, or danger to the mother or child. Also, I believe that providing birth control, sex education, and more social services is important and will help reduce the number of abortions.

Pro-Life, however states that have chosen to continue allowing abortion services to be upheld should be supported in that decision in the interest of protecting sates rights.

Pro-choice, until a little before the 2nd trimester. (organized neural activity)

ban after 24 weeks

Pro-choice for any reason up to 15 or 20 weeks of pregnancy; pro-life after 15 or 20 weeks of pregnancy, except if medically necessary

Pro-choice, but ban after the third trimester

This is an issue that should be left to the states or the people themselves.

Pro-life, and better access to birth control and sex education will help reduce the number of abortiona