Nevada's initiated constitutional amendment on abortion rights, known as Question 6, requires approval in two successive general elections under state rules. Voters backed it by roughly 64% in November 2024, establishing a fundamental right to abortion until fetal viability or to protect the pregnant individual's life or health. With the November 2026 vote now five months away, trader consensus at 94% for passage reflects the measure's prior strong performance, stable public support for existing 24-week protections, and lack of major new opposition campaigns or legislative actions that would alter the landscape. No significant polling shifts or court rulings have emerged since the first vote to suggest a reversal.