Sorry to hear that because it will be your fault if we get a Marxist totalitarian government next year or as a result of that election.I wasn't going to vote in 2016, but then Trump revealed in a debate that Hillary was in favor of partial-birth abortion. I felt I had to vote for Trump after learning that.
In 2020, I voted for Trump because he had come through on Supreme Court appointments which ultimately led to the repeal of the infamous decision Roe v. Wade.
But now, it appears, that Trump thinks he no longer needs the votes of pro-lifers. Vance announced Trump would veto if there was any attempt to outlaw abortion at the federal level.
So, I'm staying home this election.
Trump agrees with the Supreme Court that the Constitution gives absolutely no authority to the federal government to regulate or ban or do anything else re something like abortion. He remains pro life to the core but believes the people in the various states are the ones with authority to regulate it. That allows a state to be as restrictive or lenient as it chooses with hopefully most settling on common sense laws that protect the mother, the unborn, and the doctors. Before Roe v Wade was revoked on the concept of no federal authority existing to regulate abortion, no state was allowed much control at all.
Kamala Harris is on the record that she thinks abortion should be unrestricted everywhere and ANY restriction is wrong.