Abortion is once again expected to play a major role in 2024 as House Democrats lean on the playbook they used last cycle to attack vulnerable Republicans whose seats are key to control of the lower chamber.
But the addition of ballot measures that will determine access to the procedure in as many as seven states is buoying Democratic hopes that the messaging will be even more potent come November.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is planning to ensure abortion is top of mind for voters as they target 18 GOP-held House districts across seven states that could hold referendums related to the issue, according to a memo distributed by the group on Friday. The DCCC will seek to highlight Republican candidates’ stances on abortion and tie them to calls for a national ban as part of its strategy, hoping to repeat Democrats’ better-than-expected performance in the
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