More than three-fourths of voters say publishing the home addresses of Supreme Court justices is wrong and not an acceptable way of protesting the …
More than three-fourths of voters say publishing the home addresses of Supreme Court justices is wrong and not an acceptable way of protesting the possible overturning of the Roe v. Wade decision, which made abortion a national right. A poll released Tuesday found that 76% of voters said calling for protests at the justices’ homes is wrong, while just 16% said it is an acceptable way to protest. Additionally,52% said President Biden’s refusal to condemn the pro-choice activists’ actions will only encourage more unlawful or violent conduct. The survey, conducted by The Trafalgar Group for the Convention of the States Action, was conducted May 6-8. It questioned more than 1,000 voters, and has a margin of error of plus or minus 2.
