The Supreme Court recently dominated headlines by refusing to block a new Texas law that prohibits abortions after 6 weeks of pregnancy. With a tight 5-4 vote, the verdict gave new life to demands for a workaround that would clear the way for the liberal agenda: add justices to the Supreme Court, a practice otherwise known as court packing.
We The People turned to Florida voters to find out where public sentiments really lie on this issue, and the results were clear: Floridians are saying no to court packing.
64% of the 407 voters we spoke to said they opposed adding more justices to the Supreme Court. 86% of registered Republicans said no to court packing, along with more than 67% of voters over the age of 50 and 58% of registered Independents.
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