Not quite yet. But, in an interview with the Huffington Post, the abortion rights group’s political director, Elizabeth Shipp said that it:

“would help” the pro-choice movement if a Republican proved it was possible to win the presidency while still supporting abortion rights.

“The Republican Party used to be about the conservative principles of limited government intervention in private life,” Shipp said. “It seems to me if they went back to that and stood out from the rigid mainstream, anti-choice agenda, I think yeah, it would be good for the movement.”

I think that statement pretty well speaks for itself.

Speaking of NARAL and the presidential candidates, they offer a quiz on their website to test how well you know the candidates and their positions on abortion related matters: http://prochoiceaction.org/can/candidatesquiz.html (h/t Jill Stanek). I scored an 89% – I missed the very first question!