We'll put it more simply than we did yesterday because it bears repeating . . .
The SCOTUS ruling on abortion created a single-voter issue amongst HALF THE POPULATION. Pro-choice advocates may not peel off every lady voter from the GOP . . . Nevertheless, American female voters have, potentially, become the largest special interest group in the history of the world . . . The consequences for change to our Democracy could be historic and to ignore that possibility merely ignores reality.
Today's example that this is at least something to consider . . .
Johnson County Election Commissioner Fred Sherman says he also noticed an uptick in activity right after the decision.
The office was hit with “well over” 1,000 email requests and numerous phone calls for advance mail ballots and new voter registration, he said, adding he expects the number of registered voters to top 450,000 by the end of this month.
The registration trends in Johnson County don’t seem to match the numbers in a recent Associated Press story that said Democratic gains in the suburbs in 2020 may be threatened by voters switching to the Republican Party.
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
Johnson County sees spike in voter registrations since abortion ruling: 'Emotions are high'
Election and party officials in Johnson County report a spike in political activity since the U.S. Supreme Court's decision last week overturning Roe v. Wade, clearing the way for new abortion bans and other restrictions to go into place.
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