In deep red Idaho, support for ballot question on abortion access is spread across party lines

In Idaho, a typically staunchly conservative state, there's surprising bipartisan support for a ballot initiative aimed at restoring abortion access. Suzanne Gallus, a devout Catholic and mother of seven, has been tirelessly advocating for this cause, gathering signatures to bring it to a public vote. This cross-party support highlights a significant shift or at least a nuanced stance in the deeply red state, suggesting that the issue of abortion access might be more complex than the usual partisan divide. This development could have broader implications for how similar measures are viewed in other conservative regions.