By the numbers: 58% of young men and women combined said a state’s abortion laws would “somewhat” or “a lot” influence their decision on where to live.

Democrats (67%) were nearly twice as likely as Republicans (36%) to say so.

Some survey respondents also suggested these restrictions could make them more selective about their sexual partners (29% of young women v. 24% of young men); how often they have sex (32% v. 23%) and increase their use of various birth control measures.

Half of male respondents said they’d be “very” or “somewhat” likely to take oral contraceptives if they become available and are approved by the FDA.