Key Facts

• Missouri voters rejected Amendment 3, with 55.5 percent voting against it and 45.5 percent supporting it, based on 99 percent of votes counted.
• Missouri’s existing constitutional protections for abortion remain in place, including access until fetal viability.
• Virginia voters approved Question 1 with 62.4 percent support, based on 96 percent of ballots counted.
• Virginia’s amendment protects reproductive freedom, including abortion care in the first two trimesters, and rights to contraception and fertility care.
• Virginia already allowed abortion up to about 24 weeks, so the amendment does not immediately change access.
• Nevada voters approved Question 6, establishing a constitutional right to abortion until fetal viability.
• Idaho voters rejected a proposal to loosen the state’s near-total abortion ban.
• Since the Supreme Court’s 2022 Dobbs decision, abortion laws and access have varied by state.