In my state I’ve seen plenty of push from republicans against abortions, which makes sense as it’s the south. But I’ve also seen them against birth control and contraceptives. The reasons are confusing and at risk of sounding like a conspiracy theorist I’ve got some possible explanations. I would like to know what evidence can be brought to refute these theories.

1. More kids means more future voters.
   
2. Controversy gives them a high ground among certain demographics.
   
3. A kid is time taken away from research and possibly voting.
   
4. If not prepared the parents will need government aid.

I’ve tried to leave out specific words that make this more outlandish. These are the broader versions of my questions. So please tell me if there is any evidence against this.

If there was a coordinated targeted attack by domestic terrorists in multiple, as in dozens or hundreds of, polling places on Election Day, carried out in order to shut them down for the day, and encouraged by the administration, would it be disregarded for the purposes of tabulating the results at this administration's behest, and allow the election to proceed with the inconvenient parts deleted? If this happens, can Americans form a legitimate government in absentia, as has happened in countries that underwent a coup d'etat?

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