Supreme Court majority still on track to overturn Roe despite John Roberts

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The five-vote majority needed in the Supreme Court to overturn two key precedents on abortion rights remains on track following the leak of a draft majority opinion authored by Justice Samuel Alito, according to a report.

The leaked draft, dated Feb. 10, was first published last week and has most likely been changed in the months since it was written, though three conservative sources with information about the high court said the majority of votes supporting the decision remain unchanged, according to the Washington Post.

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