Nevada voters approved the Right to Abortion Initiative, known as Question 6, by a 64-36 margin in 2024, placing the citizen-initiated constitutional amendment on the November 2026 ballot for its required second vote under state rules for such measures. The proposal would enshrine protections for abortion up to fetal viability or to safeguard the pregnant person's life or health, building on existing statutory limits at 24 weeks and prior voter actions like the 1990 referendum. No significant legislative opposition, new ballot challenges, or polling shifts have emerged in recent months to alter the trajectory, with reproductive rights groups continuing organized support ahead of the election. Traders' strong consensus on passage reflects this established voter backing and the absence of major developments that typically move such markets.