Voters approved Nevada’s Question 6 abortion-rights constitutional amendment in 2024 by a 64-36 percent margin, satisfying the first of two required consecutive even-year elections under state law. The measure returns to the November 2026 ballot to establish a constitutional right to abortion until fetal viability, with exceptions to protect the pregnant individual’s life or health. Existing statutory protections from the 1990 voter-approved referendum already limit legislative changes without another ballot vote, contributing to continuity in public support. No major shifts in polling, organized opposition, or legislative developments have emerged to alter that trajectory ahead of the second vote. Traders therefore assign high probability to passage, consistent with the prior outcome and the structural requirement for affirmation.