An article on PBS's Frontline Web site states, "In 1993 just about half of women between the ages of 18 and 29 said abortion should be available to anyone who wants it, according to a CBS/ New York Times poll; 10 years later, in 2003, the number of young women who felt that way dropped to 35 percent." I've searched the NYT on Lexis-Nexus and I can't find any articles that refer to the poll. How can I track down the original data?
This is a 2003 survey done by CBS and the NY Times that asks that question about abortion. Strangely, the results are not included.
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Check out this url: http://www.sba-list.org/polls08072003.cfm. It cites several polls, but appears to be from a pro-life source. Below is the text from the site. There is also graph that you can view from the site.
January 2003 - CBS NEWS/NEW YORK TIMES
"Which one of these comes closest to your view? Abortion should be generally available to those who want it. Abortion should be available, but under stricter limits than it is now, OR, Abortion should not be permitted."
CBS News/New York Times Poll. Jan. 19-21, 2003. N=814 adults nationwide.