I have read it. My understanding from reading elsewhere is these situations can be fluid. At the time it was written it may well have been a draft majority opin

I have read it. My understanding from reading elsewhere is these situations can be fluid. At the time it was written it may well have been a draft majority opinion. Votes can change. Also, if you accept that the court voted to overturn Roe, the reasoning for doing so can still change. There may be other competing draft majority opinions that are, say, more limited in scope (eg 15 weeks instead of 20). Nothing is really final until it's published so I am cautious of taking it at face value as established fact. That's all.