abortion, about which party gets your vote on policy. but there are also some new polls that at the same time hammer home the deep, deep alienation with the current president of the united states. you re watching cnn s special live coverage, election night in america. i m abby phillip in washington. and i m laura coates. here in new york. i m abby. if you re a democratic consultant, this should be a good night. cnn projects that kentucky s democratic governor is going to win against a rising republican star in a state donald trump carried by 26 points. now voters in red ohio approve abortion is still a very powerful motivator. tonight, cnn projects they said yes to enshrining abortion access in their constitution. and yet new cnn poll numbers confirm just how high a hurdle president biden faces with voters heading into 2024. talking about young voters, independents, black voters, latino voters. that s really the core of the biden coalition. and one year out from the president
it s about the 24th week of pregnancy. mississippi after the 15th. texas after the sixth week of pregnancy. once the supreme court upholds the laws, there is nothing left of roe v. wade. there are 20 plus states, i think we have a map of them, ready to be triggered because they have already there it is. 26 states certain or likely to ban abortion if roe v. wade is overturned. in many respects, it s almost like a cnn election night map, right? it s a very red state/blue state thing. look at that comparison. my god, it s hard to tell the difference of an election night map versus a post-roe v. wade map. is that where we are headed, professor?
pregnancy. once the supreme court uphodlds the laws, there is nothing left of roe v. wade. there are 20 plus states, i think we have a map of them, ready to be triggered because they have already there it is. 26 states certain or likely to ban abortion if roe v. wade is overturned. in many respects, it s almost like a cnn election night map, right? it s a very red state/blue state thing. look at that comparison. my god, it s hard to tell the difference of an election night map versus a post-roe v. wade map. is that where we are headed, professor? yes. the reality is that places like california, new york, the blue states will remain to have legal abortion. but places like texas, mississippi, and so many of the red states will prohibit all abortions. what that means in practical reality is that women with resources in those red states who want an abortion will travel to california and new york. before new york became the first