As the 2024 presidential election approaches, confusion surrounds Donald Trump's fluctuating stance on abortion, which is becoming a pivotal issue for both parties. Trump criticized Florida's six-week abortion ban as too extreme while simultaneously announcing he would vote against a referendum aimed at rolling back abortion limitations, leaving many in his base feeling alienated and frustrated. His approach of softening Republican positions to win elections may not resonate with social conservatives, as highlighted by GOP consultant Chuck Coughlin's warning against 'standing in the middle of the road'. Additionally, Trump has promised to ensure access to in vitro fertilization (IVF) services, further complicating his messaging on reproductive rights. Critics, including anti-abortion activists, argue that his current statements diverge from his previous record and could dampen enthusiasm among conservative voters. This uncertainty might provide an opening for Democratic candidates like Kamala Harris to capitalize on Trump's struggles with this contentious issue.