The state's highest court ruled against a six-week ban in January, but the state legislature passed a new ban in May.
showed that a plurality of South Carolina residents disagree with the new law, with 43 percent saying they opposed a six-week ban and only 37 percent saying they were supportive of the measure. Another 20 percent were unsure or preferred not to answer.
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