Nevada voters approved Question 6, the citizen-initiated constitutional amendment establishing a right to abortion up to fetal viability, by roughly 64 percent in November 2024. State rules require a second affirmative vote in consecutive general elections for such measures to take effect, placing the identical proposal on the November 2026 ballot. Current abortion access remains protected by a 1990 voter-approved statute limiting state interference until 24 weeks, with no major legislative or legal shifts reported since the first vote. This established voter backing, combined with limited organized opposition and the absence of competing ballot measures altering the landscape, underpins trader consensus on likely passage. The outcome will also intersect with 2026 races for governor and other statewide offices.