CBS News poll: 2 years after Roe’s overturn, majorities have concerns…

Two years after the Dobbs decision overturning the federal right to an abortion, its impact is being felt beyond the matter of whether abortion should be legal or not. There is a widespread view nationwide that pregnant women may be more at risk and reproductive care more difficult to access in states that have passed new restrictions on abortion since Roe v. Wade was overturned. 

Majorities across gender, age, and racial groups express concern, with women and younger people particularly so. 

These concerns find far more resonance with Democrats than Republicans, but four in 10 Republicans are concerned about pregnant women being more at risk in states where abortion is mostly illegal. 

So how will all of this factor into the presidential election? 

President Biden leads former President Donald Trump substantially among voters who say the issue of abortion will be a major factor in their vote, but the former president leads among voters who…