Study: Pro-Life Messaging Moves Women, Hispanics, Millennials to Republican Party

By Published on August 11, 2015

Democratic-leaning women, Hispanics and Millennials were most likely to shift their vote to the Republican Party after listening to anti-abortion ads, according to the results of a study reported in Campaigns & Elections.

Democratic-leaning women shifted 10 percentage points away from the Democratic candidate and toward the Republican candidate after listening to the ads. Hispanics shifted 13 points, and young voters, ages 18 to 34, shifted 8 points. The only group to shift in the opposite direction, from being more likely to support the Republican candidate to more likely to support the Democratic candidate, after hearing the anti-abortion ads, were white men.

Evolving Strategies, a data and analytics firm, conducted the experiment for Texas Gubernatorial Project, an effort by Texas Right to Life PAC to defeat the Democrat Party’s 2014 Texas gubernatorial candidate, Wendy Davis.

Read the article “Study: Pro-Life Messaging Moves Women, Hispanics, Millennials to Republican Party” on christianpost.com.

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