I don't know about that. I've said this many times before: Milgram's experiment that showed that if someone in authority tells us that it is okay to do something that is clearly wrong, sixty-five percent of us will go along (pretty much a two-thirds majority). This is what happened in the US when our Supreme Court ruled for abortion in Roe v Wade.
It is bad enough that even State law would give abortion the nod, but it is better that if a State does, it insists on limits--and that some States won't approve it at all. This puts such a decision squarely on the conscience of the individual which is where it belongs--no relying on approval of any government authority.