Nevada voters will decide Question 6, the citizen-initiated constitutional amendment establishing a right to abortion before fetal viability with exceptions to protect the pregnant individual’s life or health, on November 3, 2026. The measure already secured 64 percent support in 2024 and returns under the state’s unique two-election requirement for initiated amendments. Existing statute law, upheld by voters in 1990, already permits the procedure to viability, aligning the constitutional change with current policy and reducing the scope for organized resistance. Supporters hold substantial fundraising and organizational edges, while opposition remains limited and no major legislative, judicial, or campaign developments have altered the landscape. Trader consensus at 99 percent reflects these structural and historical factors, though low-probability shifts in turnout or late national events could still influence the final margin.