Poll: 76 Percent of Americans Disapprove of Protests at Supreme Court Justices’ Homes

Poll: 76 Percent of Americans Disapprove of Protests at Supreme Court Justices’ Homes
Police stand guard as activists protest near the house of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh in a file photo. Nicholas Kamm/AFP via Getty Images
Matthew Vadum
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An overwhelming majority of Americans believe publishing the home addresses of Supreme Court justices and demonstrating at their homes isn’t an acceptable way to protest the upcoming ruling on abortion precedent Roe v. Wade.

According to the poll by The Trafalgar Group, 75.8 percent of American voters believe that publishing the private residential addresses of the five conservative Supreme Court justices, who reportedly support overturning the seminal 1973 legal precedent, isn’t an acceptable way to protest the high court’s pending decision regarding Roe v. Wade.