And abortion-rights groups are trying to secure ballot initiatives in more states to restore or enshrine access to the procedure, but they’re struggling with internal divisions in the movement.
Larry White, a self-described Republican conservative, was thinking of voting for Ron DeSantis in his party's presidential nominating contest, believing the Florida governor had a better chance of winning back the White House from the Democrats than former President Donald Trump. Then came news on March 30 that Trump had been indicted in New York on charges related to a hush money payment to a porn star, making him the first former U.S. president to face criminal prosecution. "Now I am absolutely voting for Trump," said White, 75, a composer and musician in Nevada.