Results

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March 2023
April 2023
May 2023

May 2023
Ensuring Women’s Right to Reproductive Freedom Act

Count on Mothers is proud to share your collective views from the “Ensuring Women’s Right to Reproductive Freedom Act” survey.  In May 2023, 411 Moms completed the survey and shared their views. We take this aggregate data and share it with Congressional legislators so they are educated on mothers’ views on the “Ensuring Women’s Right to Reproductive Freedom Act.”

Count on Mothers is committed to representing mothers of all political ideologies on issues. While our sample does not yet equally represent mothers' political ideologies -- when compared to national statistics -- COM provides the live survey link on our website and will continue to reach out to increase this ideological balance.

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Question 1.
Women, and their support persons, should be allowed to travel to other states for legal abortions.
  • 78.4% strongly agree
  • 4.6% agree
  • 2.0% unsure
  • 3.7% disagree
  • 11.4% strongly disagree
Question 2.
Healthcare providers, and their assistants, should not have the right to perform legal abortions on women who have traveled from other states.
  • 14.84% strongly agree
  • 4.38% agree
  • 1.7% unsure
  • 3.89% disagree
  • 75.18% strongly disagree
Question 3.
The federal government should allow women to terminate a pregnancy - after the fetus is viable - if a medical practitioner states the mother's life or health is in jeopardy.
  • 76.4% strongly agree
  • 2.68% agree
  • 2.92% unsure
  • 4.38% disagree
  • 13.63% strongly disagree
Question 4.
I think providing reproductive freedom would have no impact on the lives of families.
  • 78.35% strongly agree
  • 4.38% agree
  • 1.22% unsure
  • 4.14% disagree
  • 11.92% strongly disagree
Question 5.
Overall, I think the "Ensuring Women's Right to Reproductive Freedom Act" should become law.
  • 82.54% Yes
  • 17.46% No
Question 6.
Generally, I identify as
  • 15.4% Very Liberal
  • 40.8% Liberal
  • 26.41% Moderate
  • 8.31% Conservative
  • 7.58% Very Conservative
  • 1.47% Other

April 2023
Reproductive Freedom for All Act

Count on Mothers is proud to share your collective views from the “Reproductive Freedom for All Act” survey.  In April 2023, Count on Mothers reached out to many Moms including a sample of mobilized mothers from an Instagram Campaign. There were 400 Moms who completed the survey and shared their views! We take this aggregate data and share it with legislators so they are educated on mothers’ views on the “Reproductive Freedom for All Act.”

Count on Mothers is committed to representing mothers of all political ideologies on issues. While our sample does not yet equally represent mothers' political ideologies -- when compared to national statistics -- COM provides the live survey link on our website and will continue to reach out to increase this ideological balance.

See the full reportSee the letter to legislators
Question 1.
The federal government should allow people to access and use contraceptives.
  • 97.5% strongly agree
  • 2.00% agree
  • 0.00% unsure
  • 0.00% disagree
  • 0.30% strongly disagree
Question 2.
The federal government should not allow women the right to terminate a pregnancy before the fetus is viable.
  • 3.8% strongly agree
  • 0.8% agree
  • 0.8% unsure
  • 6.8% disagree
  • 88.0% strongly disagree
Question 3.
The federal government should allow women to terminate a pregnancy - after the fetus is viable - if a medical practitioner states the mother's life or health is in jeopardy.
  • 88.3% strongly agree
  • 6.5% agree
  • 2.8% unsure
  • 0.5% disagree
  • 2.0% strongly disagree
Question 4.
I think providing reproductive freedom would have no impact on the lives of families.
  • 13.32% strongly agree
  • 3.63% agree
  • 5.57% unsure
  • 9.44% disagree
  • 68.04% strongly disagree
Question 5.
I think providing reproductive freedom would have a positive impact on my family.
  • 82.32% strongly agree
  • 12.35% agree
  • 2.91%% unsure
  • 0.97% disagree
  • 1.45% strongly disagree
Question 6.
Overall, I think the Reproductive Freedom for All Act should become law.
  • 98.0% Yes
  • 2.0% No

March 2023
The Assault Weapons Ban of 2023

In March 2023, Count on Mothers reached out to mothers across the U.S. including many that were a sample of mobilized mothers from our Instagram Campaign. There were 591 mothers who completed the survey and shared their views.

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Question 1.
Ordinary citizens should not buy semi-automatic weapons.
  • 91.03% strongly agree
  • 5.25% agree
  • 1.18% unsure
  • 1.02% disagree
  • 1.52% strongly disagree
Question 2.
Even if ordinary citizens can keep their semi-automatic weapons, they should be required to lock them up.
  • 97.46% strongly agree
  • 1.02% agree
  • 0.34% unsure
  • 0.34% disagree
  • 0.85% strongly disagree
Question 3.
It is not important to require a background check if someone sells a semi-automatic weapon to another person.
  • 3.53% strongly agree
  • 0.00% agree
  • 0.50% unsure
  • 1.18% disagree
  • 94.79% strongly disagree
Question 4.
Giving money to anyone who sells a semi-automatic weapon back to the proper authority is a good solution to keeping these guns off the street.
  • 50.93% strongly agree
  • 24.79% agree
  • 18.00% unsure
  • 1.53% disagree
  • 4.75% strongly disagree
Question 5.
I think banning semi-automatic weapons would have no impact on the lives of families.
  • 6.57% strongly agree
  • 1.68% agree
  • 2.02% unsure
  • 10.27% disagree
  • 79.46% strongly disagree
Question 6.
I think banning semi-automatic weapons would have a positive impact on the physical and mental health and safety of my family.
  • 85.62% strongly agree
  • 9.48% agree
  • 1.52% unsure
  • 1.02% disagree
  • 2.37% strongly disagree

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