As the 2024 election approaches, Donald Trump's fluctuating stance on abortion has become a focal point of concern within the Republican Party, particularly among anti-abortion advocates. Following the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade, Trump is trying to balance his past support for strict anti-abortion policies with a more cautious approach to avoid alienating moderate voters. His recent announcement to oppose Florida's Amendment 4, which seeks to protect abortion rights, has raised alarms among religious conservatives who fear his indecision could jeopardize their support. Additionally, Trump's proposal to mandate insurance coverage for IVF treatments has further complicated his relationship with pro-life voters, many of whom oppose IVF due to concerns about embryo destruction. Analysts suggest that this inconsistency may lead to a significant impact on voter mobilization and party unity as more Americans prioritize reproductive rights. The evolving political landscape indicates that candidates will need to clarify their positions on reproductive health to avoid losing critical voter segments.