Though abortion is already legal in Nevada, a constitutional amendment is designed to be permanent, whereas a state statute can be changed by other legislation.

Question 6 would make abortion a fundamental constitutional right until fetal "viability" as determined by the abortionist, who profits from the abortion; would 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 abortion becomes a constitutional "right" in Nevada, the legislature cannot enact new protections for preborn children, and existing safeguards are likely to be challenged and eradicated.

The vote will be the required second (and final) vote on the amendment. Voters who look closely the second time often reconsider.

A NO vote keeps abortion out of the Nevada Constitution and preserves the people's ability to protect preborn children through their elected representatives.

Make abortion a fundamental constitutional right until fetal 'viability.'

Let the abortionist decide when viability occurs. The amendment defines viability according to the judgment of the patient's health care practitioner — the same person who profits from committing the abortion.

Permit abortion after viability whenever deemed necessary to protect the mother's life or "health," an elastic standard that can be stretched to cover almost any reason.

Bar state and local governments from interfering with that right.

Though abortion is already legal in Nevada, a constitutional amendment is designed to be permanent, whereas a state statute can be changed by other legislation.

Question 6 would make abortion a fundamental constitutional right until fetal "viability" as determined by the abortionist, who profits from the abortion; would 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 abortion becomes a constitutional "right" in Nevada, the legislature cannot enact new protections for preborn children, and existing safeguards are likely to be challenged and eradicated.

The vote will be the required second (and final) vote on the amendment. Voters who look closely the second time often reconsider.

A NO vote keeps abortion out of the Nevada Constitution and preserves the people's ability to protect preborn children through their elected representatives.

Make abortion a fundamental constitutional right until fetal 'viability.'

Let the abortionist decide when viability occurs. The amendment defines viability according to the judgment of the patient's health care practitioner — the same person who profits from committing the abortion.

Permit abortion after viability whenever deemed necessary to protect the mother's life or "health," an elastic standard that can be stretched to cover almost any reason.

Bar state and local governments from interfering with that right.