What impact would a pro-choice Rep have in the General Election?

[Beet]

Arguably this has been within the realm of possibility in recent years, with Rudy Giuliani leading in the polls in 2007. I assume evangelical turnout would be down, but would such a candidate be able to pick up more socially moderate fiscal conservatives?

[Mister Mets]

It can go either way.

Fiscally moderate social conservatives might stay home, or might even go for the Democrat, since they could agree with economic policies more.

In a good cycle, a guy with a compelling story could expand the tent, at least for that cycle. Although I don't much it helps if the candidate is Pro-Choice. Chris Christie is pro-life, and got reelected with over 60% in New Jersey.

[Ebsy]

Since The West Wing predicts everything, obviously there would be a nuclear meltdown in their home state ultimately causing him to lose the election to a Latino congressman from Texas.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

It depends on just how pro-choice the Republican is. If they are basically indistinguishable from the Democrat on the issue, you would see a significant third party run and the Democrats would win.