Furor over Roe v. Wade reversal likely won't rescue Democrats in midterm elections Susan Page, Kenneth Tran & Merdie Nzanga, USA Today Democratic strategists who hope a Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade would transform the midterms' political landscape in their favor may be in for a disappointment. In a new USA TODAY/Suffolk University Poll, even those Americans who oppose striking down the landmark decision recognizing abortion rights say by 2-1 – 59% to 29% – that the economy will be more important to their vote in November. How does education level, media preference affect abortion knowledge? David Paleologos (Suffolk U.), USA Today Media sources are important filters of information that deserve further research, as the nation becomes more polarized not only in voter opinions on issues, but voter knowledge of issues. The Major Supreme Court Decisions in 2022 Adam Liptak & Jason Kao, New York Times According to a recent survey from researchers at Harvard, Stanford and…