Abortion rights supported and Trump redistricting rejected in state ballot measures
On Tuesday, voters across more than three dozen states decided on 145 proposed laws and constitutional amendments. Abortion rights supporters won victories in several states, including Virginia, which enshrined reproductive freedom protections into its state constitution. Voters also rejected redistricting efforts associated with President Trump in multiple states. These ballot measures touched on abortion access, voting procedures, and how electoral districts will be drawn.
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Part of Abortion on the ballot: the state measures since the fall of Roe
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12 sourcesWhere voters stand on state ballot measures, from abortion to LGBTQ rights to guns
Ballot measure takeaways: Voters back abortion rights, along with photo ID and citizenship requirements at the polls
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12 sourcesNevada voters add abortion rights to state constitution as Question 6 passes
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10 sourcesHow abortion ballot measures fared: Idaho only bright spot for anti-abortion side
Nevada enshrines abortion rights into state constitution in final statewide vote
Idaho rejects measure to repeal one of nation’s strictest abortion bans
Virginia Voters Write Sweeping Abortion Right Into State Constitution
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3 developments- Nov 3Trump’s agenda meets the ballot box as states vote on abortion, redistricting and voter ID mandates
- Nov 4Virginia passes 'reproductive freedom' ballot measure
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