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Navigator Research: “Large majorities say reproductive care like birth control pills and IVF should be made easier to access, including majorities of Republicans. … Americans across party lines also say access to fertility planning like IVF should be easier to access, including 72 percent of Democrats, 59 percent of independents, and 53 percent of Republicans.”

Navigator Research: “Large majorities say reproductive care like birth control pills and IVF should be made easier to access, including majorities of Republicans. … Americans across party lines also say access to fertility planning like IVF should be easier to access, including 72 percent of Democrats, 59 percent of independents, and 53 percent of Republicans.”

A Navigator Research survey from this past May had similar findings, and they also agreed on a solution: government action to crack down on inflation on key items, as Harris is proposing.

Now, a new report from Navigator Research indicates that all that work Republicans are doing to confuse voters on Trump’s abortion stance is likely working.

A polling in swing states conducted by Navigator Research found Harris not leading in a single battleground state.

One poll commissioned by the Democratic messaging firm Navigator Research and released last Tuesday, before Harris’ DNC speech, showed Harris and Trump essentially tied across the swing-state map.