Nevada voters approved Question 6, the citizen-initiated constitutional amendment establishing a right to abortion before fetal viability, by roughly 64 percent in 2024. Under the state’s two-election rule for such measures, the November 2026 ballot requires a second ratification to add the provision to the constitution. Existing statute already protects access through 24 weeks, and the amendment aligns with that framework while adding stricter scrutiny against legislative changes. Supporters hold a substantial fundraising and organizational edge, with minimal organized opposition or new legislative developments emerging since the first vote. Trader consensus at 98.9 percent for passage reflects this established voter margin and procedural stability. Late shifts in turnout patterns or unforeseen legal challenges remain the primary variables that could still alter the outcome before election day.