11/3/26, 8:08p EST: NBC News projects that Virginia ballot Question 1: Right to abortion will pass, cementing abortion as a "right" in the state of Virginia.

Pro-abortion gains in the House and the Senate could ultimately undo pro-life gains since the fall of Roe v. Wade.

If pro-abortion legislators take control of either or both the Senate and the House they plan establish federal rules that would restrict states' ability to protect preborn children.

If passed, Idaho's Proposition 1 would end protections for preborn children.

If approved, Missouri's Amendment 3 seeks to protect most preborn children from abortion and ensure parental consent for minors.

If Nevada's Question 6 is approved, it would be a step toward making abortion a fundamental constitutional right until fetal "viability." A second vote would secure this.

If Virginia's Right to Reproductive Freedom amendment is approved, it would cement abortion as a state 'right'.

Idaho: Idaho's Proposition 1 would end protections for preborn children, making abortion a right and restricting the state's ability to protect babies and enact regulations.

Missouri: Missouri's Amendment 3 seeks to protect most preborn children from abortion and ensure parental consent for minors.

Nevada: In Nevada, if voters approve Question 6 the state would be one step closer to making abortion a fundamental constitutional right until fetal "viability" as determined by the abortionist. It would also allow abortion after "viability" to protect the mother's life or broad, undefined "health"; and would disallow any governmental intervention against that so-called "right." If passed, the state legislature would not be able to enact new protections for preborn children, and existing safeguards would likely be challenged. A second and final vote would be required if it passes.

Virginia: In Virginia, voters are being asked to write abortion into the Bill of Rights of their state constitution, cementing abortion as a "right" in the state.

11/3/26, 8:08p EST: NBC News projects that Virginia ballot Question 1: Right to abortion will pass, cementing abortion as a "right" in the state of Virginia.

Pro-abortion gains in the House and the Senate could ultimately undo pro-life gains since the fall of Roe v. Wade.

If pro-abortion legislators take control of either or both the Senate and the House they plan establish federal rules that would restrict states' ability to protect preborn children.

If passed, Idaho's Proposition 1 would end protections for preborn children.

If approved, Missouri's Amendment 3 seeks to protect most preborn children from abortion and ensure parental consent for minors.

If Nevada's Question 6 is approved, it would be a step toward making abortion a fundamental constitutional right until fetal "viability." A second vote would secure this.

If Virginia's Right to Reproductive Freedom amendment is approved, it would cement abortion as a state 'right'.

Idaho: Idaho's Proposition 1 would end protections for preborn children, making abortion a right and restricting the state's ability to protect babies and enact regulations.

Missouri: Missouri's Amendment 3 seeks to protect most preborn children from abortion and ensure parental consent for minors.

Nevada: In Nevada, if voters approve Question 6 the state would be one step closer to making abortion a fundamental constitutional right until fetal "viability" as determined by the abortionist. It would also allow abortion after "viability" to protect the mother's life or broad, undefined "health"; and would disallow any governmental intervention against that so-called "right." If passed, the state legislature would not be able to enact new protections for preborn children, and existing safeguards would likely be challenged. A second and final vote would be required if it passes.

Virginia: In Virginia, voters are being asked to write abortion into the Bill of Rights of their state constitution, cementing abortion as a "right" in the state.