Abortion on the 2026 ballot
Where abortion was on the 2026 ballot and how each state voted.
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| State | Measure | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Idaho | Proposition 1: Reproductive Freedom & Privacy Act Yes would create a statutory right to abortion, reversing most of Idaho's current ban. |
Failed 44.1% yes |
| Missouri | Amendment 3 Yes would repeal the abortion-rights amendment voters passed in 2024, allow abortion only in limited circumstances, and ban gender-transition treatments for minors. No keeps the 2024 amendment. |
Failed 47.8% yes |
| Nevada | Question 6 Yes would give final approval to a right to abortion in the state constitution (voters approved it once, in 2024). |
Passed 63.5% yes |
| Virginia | Constitutional Amendment Question 1 Yes would add a right to reproductive freedom, including abortion, to the state constitution. |
Passed 62.6% yes |
Questions and answers
Which states voted on abortion in 2026?
4 states: Idaho, Missouri, Nevada, Virginia.
Which passed and which failed?
Passed: Nevada, Question 6 (63.5% yes); Virginia, Constitutional Amendment Question 1 (62.6% yes). Failed: Idaho, Proposition 1: Reproductive Freedom & Privacy Act (44.1% yes); Missouri, Amendment 3 (47.8% yes).
What does a Yes vote mean?
Yes approves the change the measure proposes; No keeps current law unless noted otherwise. Some measures repeal an earlier law or amendment, so "passed" doesn't always point the same way: each measure's description explains it.
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Results: civicAPI. Descriptions: our 2026 ballot measure guide, based on Ballotpedia. The map shows whether a measure passed, not which way it pointed: read each description.
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