The Virginia Right to Reproductive Freedom Amendment, legislatively referred to the November 3, 2026 ballot as Question 1 after required passage in two successive General Assembly sessions with an intervening election, would enshrine protections for decisions on abortion, contraception, fertility care, and related services while permitting third-trimester regulations except when a physician determines medical necessity or non-viability. It cleared enabling legislation signed in early 2026, and earlier court challenges seeking to block placement or alter ballot language were largely dismissed by mid-2026. Earlier polling showed 60-66% support among registered voters, and with no major shifts reported since, traders price the measure at 90.5% implied probability of passage, reflecting its alignment with current state law and the absence of organized opposition strong enough to reverse the trajectory.