Voters in Nevada will cast ballots on abortion rights protections during the November 3 midterm elections as part of a broader national focus on abortion measures in four states. This vote occurs amid ongoing legal confusion and access issues following the 2022 Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v.
Read →Nevada voters will cast their second and final vote on Question 6, which would add a fundamental right to abortion in the state constitution until fetal viability or at any time to protect the life and health of the mother. Polling shows 69% of likely Nevada voters support Question 6, with Nevadans for Reproductive Freedom raising nearly $1.6 million compared to about $77,000 raised by the opposition campaign, Protect our Girls.
Read →Nevada voters will decide on a ballot measure to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution, making it harder for future legislatures to ban abortion. Additionally, Nevada has a proposal to require photo ID when voting.
Read →Nevada pro-life leaders urge voters to support Governor Joe Lombardo, Lieutenant Governor Stavros Anthony, Attorney General candidate Adrianna Guzman-Fralick, and Controller Andy Matthews for their pro-life stances and actions. They emphasize the importance of voting in Nevada to protect families and oppose abortion funding, highlighting recent legislative actions and funding decisions involving Planned Parenthood.
Read →Nevada is one of two blue states where progressive groups are working to further expand already-lax abortion laws, with measures expected to pass this fall. The state ranks among the worst performers in the MOM Score, a new assessment measuring how hospitable states are to new parents and babies, highlighting challenges for pro-life efforts in Nevada.
Read →Nevada voters will decide on Question 6 in the November 2026 election, a measure to establish a constitutional right to abortion that allows restrictions after viability except to protect the pregnant person's life or physical health. This is the second vote on the measure due to the state's two-election requirement for constitutional amendments, with the first approval in 2024 and the measure taking effect after a state supreme court vote supportive of abortion rights.
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An estimated 6,000 pharmacies nationwide are certified to dispense the abortion pill mifepristone, with data from manufacturers indicating that CVS Pharmacy, which operates in Nevada, is among the multi-state chains dispensing the drug. Nevada is included among the 27 states where certified prescribers and pharmacies, including CVS locations, are authorized to provide the abortion pill.
Read →Nevada voters will have the opportunity to weigh in on ballot measures that directly impact the dignity of the unborn in the upcoming November 3 midterm election. The election will also determine officials who may influence policies on pregnancy centers and abortion-related issues in the state.
Read →The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Nevada has invited members to oppose the Right to Abortion initiative, Question 6, which seeks to add a fundamental right to abortion to the Nevada State Constitution. Question 6 was approved by voters in 2024 and will appear on the 2026 ballot for a second vote required for constitutional amendment adoption.
Read →Nevada’s 2024 abortion statistics were provided to the Charlotte Lozier Institute (CLI) by the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) upon request in January 2026. The report shows that total abortions, as well as drug-induced abortions, increased from 2023 to 2024. The data does not include the number of abortions obtained by Nevada […] The post Abortion Reporting: Nevada (2024) appeared first on Lozier Institute .
Read →Nevada voters will decide on Question 6 in the 2026 midterm elections, which proposes a constitutional amendment establishing a fundamental right to abortion until fetal viability or when necessary to protect the pregnant patient's life or health, with fetal viability determined by the abortion provider's judgment. The amendment, supported by groups like Planned Parenthood Advocates Mar Monte and opposed by organizations such as Protect Our Girls and Students for Life Action Ballot PAC, would make abortion rights permanent in the state constitution and potentially allow abortions into the ninth month of pregnancy without parental notification for minors.
Read →Nevada bishops, including Las Vegas Archbishop George Leo Thomas and Diocese of Reno Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg, are actively opposing a referendum that would establish a constitutional right to abortion in the state, describing it as a dangerous expansion of abortion access potentially through the ninth month of pregnancy. They have coordinated efforts including pastoral letters, printed materials, and planned newspaper advertisements to rally Catholics to vote against the measure in the upcoming election.
Read →The upcoming midterm elections include four statewide ballot measures related to abortion in Missouri, Idaho, Nevada, and Virginia, each proposing different levels of abortion access and restrictions. Despite the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision returning abortion policy to the states, the article emphasizes that the pro-life movement's goal to make abortion unthinkable remains ongoing and that grassroots activism continues to be crucial in shaping the nation's future on this issue.
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