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2026 ballot measures

What voters decided, topic by topic

37 measures passed and 17 failed nationwide; 86 are still undecided.

Votes are being counted: this page updates every minute.

Voting and elections

  • California Proposition 39: Failed (41% yes)
  • Nevada Question 7: Yes 62.3% · 84% counted
  • Alaska Ballot Measure 3: Yes 69.7% · 0% counted
  • Alaska Ballot Measure 2: Yes 48.2% · 0% counted
  • Virginia Question 3: Passed (56% yes)
  • Missouri Proposition A: Failed (40% yes)
  • Maryland Question 3: Yes 60.1% · 100% counted
  • Colorado Amendment 86: Yes 46.6% · 85% counted
  • North Dakota Constitutional Measure 1 and South Dakota Constitutional Amendment L: North Dakota · Yes 43.5% · 100% counted South Dakota · Failed (42% yes)
  • Missouri Amendment 6: Passed (58% yes)
  • Massachusetts Question 3: Failed (39% yes)
  • Montana I-194: Yes 70.4% · 14% counted

What was on the ballot →

Abortion, sex and gender

  • Virginia Question 1: Passed (62% yes)
  • Nevada Question 6: Yes 63.3% · 84% counted
  • Idaho Proposition 1: Yes 44.0% · 100% counted
  • Missouri Amendment 3: Failed (48% yes)
  • Colorado Proposition 135: Yes 51.9% · 85% counted
  • Colorado Proposition 134, Nebraska Initiative Measure 442 and Washington Initiative 638: Colorado · Yes 52.4% · 85% counted Nebraska · Yes 68.0% · 99% counted
  • Arizona Proposition 318: Yes 58.9% · 73% counted

What was on the ballot →

Taxes

  • California Proposition 40: Yes 44.4% · 100% counted
  • Colorado Proposition 136: Yes 47.3% · 85% counted
  • Florida Amendment 3: Passed (62% yes)

What was on the ballot →

Housing and energy

  • California Proposition 45: Yes 45.9% · 100% counted
  • Massachusetts Question 7: Yes 49.6% · 85% counted
  • Colorado Amendment 82: Yes 46.1% · 85% counted

What was on the ballot →

Rights and discrimination

  • Virginia Question 2: Passed (57% yes)
  • Wisconsin Question 3 and Arizona Proposition 142: Wisconsin · Passed (56% yes) Arizona · Failed (40% yes)
  • Wisconsin Question 2: Failed (48% yes)

What was on the ballot →

Guns, crime and marijuana

  • Massachusetts Question 9: Passed (67% yes)
  • Massachusetts Question 8: Failed (24% yes)

What was on the ballot →

Every other measure · 107

Other ballot measures
StateMeasureResult
AlabamaAmendment 1 - Fill Lieutenant Governor Vacancies by ElectionPassed (65% yes)
AlabamaAmendment 2 - School District Consolidation ProcessYes 50.9% · 95% counted
AlabamaAmendment 3 - Pledge of Allegiance and Student-Led Prayer in Public SchoolsPassed (63% yes)
AlabamaAmendment 4 - Star-Spangled Banner in Public SchoolsPassed (59% yes)
ArkansasCitizenship Requirement for Voting AmendmentYes 69.1% · 100% counted
ArkansasCreation of Economic Development Districts AmendmentYes 49.3% · 100% counted
ArkansasNatural Resources Commission Bond MeasureYes 56.4% · 100% counted
ArkansasRight to Keep and Bear Arms AmendmentYes 70.8% · 100% counted
ArizonaProposition 141 - Prohibit Vehicle Miles Traveled TaxYes 50.7% · 73% counted
ArizonaProposition 144 - Citizenship and Voter ID RequirementsYes 46.8% · 73% counted
ArizonaProposition 316 - Require Voter Approval for Local Grocery Tax IncreasesPassed (61% yes)
ArizonaProposition 317 - Designate Drug Cartels as Terrorist OrganizationsYes 57.0% · 73% counted
ArizonaProposition 319 - Require Voter Approval for Local Photo Enforcement SystemsYes 61.1% · 73% counted
ArizonaProposition 320 - Require 60% of School Operating Budgets on Direct InstructionYes 48.6% · 73% counted
CaliforniaProposition 1Passed (59% yes)
CaliforniaProposition 2Passed (60% yes)
CaliforniaProposition 3Yes 58.7% · 100% counted
CaliforniaProposition 37Passed (61% yes)
CaliforniaProposition 38Yes 55.7% · 100% counted
CaliforniaProposition 4Yes 48.0% · 100% counted
CaliforniaProposition 41Yes 47.6% · 100% counted
CaliforniaProposition 42Yes 54.3% · 100% counted
CaliforniaProposition 43Yes 45.1% · 100% counted
CaliforniaProposition 44Failed (18% yes)
CaliforniaProposition 5Yes 50.3% · 100% counted
ColoradoAmendment 81Yes 45.0% · 85% counted
ColoradoAmendment 83Yes 44.8% · 85% counted
ColoradoAmendment 84Failed (37% yes)
ColoradoAmendment 85Yes 50.8% · 85% counted
ColoradoAmendment 87Yes 50.5% · 85% counted
ColoradoProposition 132Yes 52.7% · 85% counted
ColoradoProposition 133Passed (62% yes)
ColoradoProposition 137Yes 50.3% · 85% counted
ColoradoProposition NNYes 55.4% · 85% counted
District of ColumbiaDC Initiative 86 - Prohibiting Force-Feeding of BirdsNo results yet
FloridaAmendment 1 - Budget Stabilization FundFailed (41% yes)
FloridaAmendment 2 - Exemption of Tangible Personal Property on Agricultural Land from TaxationFailed (58% yes)
GeorgiaConstitutional Amendment 1Passed (54% yes)
GeorgiaConstitutional Amendment 2Passed (68% yes)
GeorgiaConstitutional Amendment 3Passed (78% yes)
HawaiiBallot Measure 1 - Increase Time for Senate to Act on Judicial Appointments AmendmentYes 64.0% · 63% counted
IowaConstitutional Amendment 1Yes 56.2% · 99% counted
IdahoAdvisory Question: House Bill 932No results yet
IdahoConstitutional Amendment: House Joint Resolution 4Yes 33.7% · 100% counted
IdahoConstitutional Amendment: House Joint Resolution 6Yes 63.2% · 100% counted
IndianaPublic Question 1 - Bail AmendmentPassed (58% yes)
IndianaPublic Question 2 - City and Town Court Judge Residency AmendmentPassed (63% yes)
KansasConstitutional Amendment - Citizen ClarificationPassed (64% yes)
KansasSupreme Court Justices AmendmentNo results yet
KentuckyAmendment 1 Gubernatorial PardonsPassed (71% yes)
LouisianaAmendment 1Passed (74% yes)
LouisianaAmendment 10Yes 46.8% · 100% counted
LouisianaAmendment 2Failed (42% yes)
LouisianaAmendment 3Passed (68% yes)
LouisianaAmendment 4Yes 55.9% · 100% counted
LouisianaAmendment 5Failed (38% yes)
LouisianaAmendment 6Passed (64% yes)
LouisianaAmendment 7Passed (65% yes)
LouisianaAmendment 8Passed (62% yes)
LouisianaAmendment 9Passed (58% yes)
MassachusettsQuestion 1 - Public Records Law for Legislature and Governor's OfficePassed (86% yes)
MassachusettsQuestion 2 - Collective Bargaining for Public Counsel Services EmployeesPassed (64% yes)
MassachusettsQuestion 4 - Same-Day Voter RegistrationPassed (56% yes)
MassachusettsQuestion 5 - Change State Tax Revenue LimitYes 47.9% · 86% counted
MassachusettsQuestion 6 - Nature for All FundPassed (61% yes)
MarylandQuestion 1 - Arbitration Reform for State Employees Act of 2026Yes 74.8% · 100% counted
MarylandQuestion 2 - Temporary Appointments on the Commission on Judicial DisabilitiesYes 66.8% · 100% counted
MichiganProposal 1Failed (26% yes)
MichiganProposal 2Passed (81% yes)
MinnesotaAmendment 1Passed (76% yes)
MissouriAmendment 4No results yet
MissouriAmendment 7Failed (40% yes)
MissouriAmendment 8Yes 53.1% · 89% counted
MontanaConstitutional Initiative 132Yes 66.3% · 14% counted
MontanaConstitutional Initiative 133Yes 68.0% · 14% counted
North CarolinaConstitutional Amendment - Maximum Income Tax Rate Of 3.5%No results yet
North CarolinaConstitutional Amendment - Property Tax Levy LimitNo results yet
North CarolinaConstitutional Amendment - Require Photo Id For VotingNo results yet
North DakotaConstitutional Measure 2Yes 49.4% · 100% counted
NebraskaInitiative Measure 440Yes 45.1% · 99% counted
NebraskaInitiative Measure 441Yes 45.5% · 99% counted
NebraskaProposed Amendment No. 1Yes 18.6% · 99% counted
New HampshireQuestion 1 - Eliminate the Office of Register of Probate AmendmentYes 65.0% · 42% counted
New HampshireQuestion 2 - Property Tax CapYes 60.9% · 46% counted
New MexicoBond Question 1Yes 69.6% · 93% counted
New MexicoBond Question 2Yes 65.9% · 93% counted
New MexicoBond Question 3Yes 64.2% · 93% counted
New MexicoConstitutional Amendment 1Yes 75.1% · 93% counted
New MexicoConstitutional Amendment 2Yes 64.8% · 93% counted
New MexicoConstitutional Amendment 3Yes 69.9% · 93% counted
New MexicoConstitutional Amendment 4Yes 63.4% · 93% counted
OhioState Issue 3 To require voters to present photo identification in order to votePassed (65% yes)
OklahomaState Question 845Failed (27% yes)
OklahomaState Question 847Yes 45.7% · 100% counted
Rhode IslandQuestion 1: Higher Education Facilities - $275,000,000Yes 59.9% · 97% counted
Rhode IslandQuestion 2: Housing and Homeownership - $120,000,000Yes 61.2% · 97% counted
Rhode IslandQuestion 3: Economic Development - $100,000,000Yes 47.6% · 97% counted
Rhode IslandQuestion 4: Cultural Economy - $50,000,000Yes 49.2% · 97% counted
Rhode IslandQuestion 5: Green Economy Bonds - $55,000,000Yes 66.9% · 97% counted
South DakotaAmendment IYes 44.2% · 100% counted
South DakotaAmendment JPassed (62% yes)
South DakotaAmendment KPassed (61% yes)
UtahConstitutional Amendment AYes 60.2% · 76% counted
UtahConstitutional Amendment BYes 37.7% · 76% counted
WisconsinQuestion 1 - Prohibit Partial Veto to Create or Increase Taxes or FeesYes 50.7% · 94% counted
West VirginiaAmendment 1 Citizenship Requirement to Vote in West Virginia ElectionsYes 79.5% · 98% counted
WyomingProposition 1 - Homeowner Primary Residence Property Tax ExemptionYes 43.2% · 92% counted

The ballot measures guide → · Where voters can propose laws → · The recap →

Results: civicAPI; a measure is decided when the source says so. Topics: our 2026 ballot measures guide. Some measures need more than half the vote (in Florida, 60% to amend the constitution).

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