52% of surveyed Utahns disapprove of a 2023 law that would require all abortions to be performed in hospitals, a new Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll shows.
, said the poll results, which are essentially 50-50, are "neither positive nor negative."
House Minority Leader Rep. Angela Romero, D-Salt Lake City, said both bills are intended to limit access to abortion except under "very narrow" circumstances. "From my perspective, abortion should be handled at a federal level versus the state level because of the complexity of it," she said, adding, "I really do believe abortion is health care and I truly believe that that's between an individual and their health care provider."Where Utahns are divided
Eighty-nine percent of Republican poll respondents said they either strongly or somewhat approve of Utah's trigger law, which would eliminate elective abortion and allow it only under certain exceptions. Among Democrats, a combined 89% strongly or somewhat disapprove of the law.
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