PARENTAL NOTIFICATION INITIATIVE SPLITS CALIFORNIA VOTERS; JUST OVER HALF OF CATHOLICS SUPPORT
Washington DC, Aug. 03, 2006 (CNA) - While the majority of Christians in California support parental notification legislation, California voters in general are split on a measure that would require parents of minors to be notified before their daughters have an abortion.
A new Field Poll, conducted between July 10th and 23rd, indicates that 57 percent of Protestants and 52 percent of Catholics in the west coast state support a parental notification bill.
Overall, however, 45 percent of Californians are opposed to it and 44 percent would vote for the measure. Non-Christians and people who claimed no religious affiliation opposed the measure 61 percent and 69 percent respectively.
Parental notification had stronger support among Republican voters (67 percent) compared with Democratic voters (28 percent). [More]
A new Field Poll, conducted between July 10th and 23rd, indicates that 57 percent of Protestants and 52 percent of Catholics in the west coast state support a parental notification bill.
Overall, however, 45 percent of Californians are opposed to it and 44 percent would vote for the measure. Non-Christians and people who claimed no religious affiliation opposed the measure 61 percent and 69 percent respectively.
Parental notification had stronger support among Republican voters (67 percent) compared with Democratic voters (28 percent). [More]
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