The Susan B. Anthony List, an organization of pro-life women, conducts a poll, and offers seven members of the House of Representatives some food for thought:

IN-02 Joe Donnelly
60% would be less likely to vote to re-elect Congressman Donnelly if he votes for health care legislation that includes federal government funding of abortion (47% would be much less likely)
MI-05 Dale Kildee
56% would be less likely to vote to re-elect Congressman Kildee if he votes for health care legislation that includes federal government funding of abortion (37% would be much less likely)
MN-08 Jim Oberstar
56% would be less likely to vote to re-elect Congressman Oberstar if he votes for health care legislation that includes federal government funding of abortion (36% would be much less likely)
FL-02 Allen Boyd
60% would be less likely to vote to re-elect Congressman Boyd if he votes for health care legislation that includes federal government funding of abortion (44% would be much less likely)
ND-At Large Earl Pomeroy
57% would be less likely to vote to re-elect Congressman Pomeroy if he votes for health care legislation that includes federal government funding of abortion (42% would be much less likely)
MA-02 Richard Neal
47% would be less likely to vote to re-elect Congressman Neal if he votes for health care legislation that includes federal government funding of abortion (31% would be much less likely)
GA-12 John Barrow
53% would be less likely to vote to re-elect Congressman Barrow if he votes for health care legislation that includes federal government funding of abortion (38% would be much less likely)

Oberstar and Kildee have said they’ll vote yes. Donnelly is supposedly loyal to the Stupak language. Neal and Pomeroy are undecided. Barrow is considered a likely no. Boyd voted no in the Budget Committee markup.