Nevada voters will decide Question 6, the Right to Abortion Initiative, on November 3, 2026, requiring a second approval under the state's two-election rule for citizen-initiated constitutional amendments. The measure passed with roughly 64 percent support in 2024 and would enshrine in the constitution the right to abortion by a qualified provider until fetal viability, or later to protect the pregnant individual's life or health. Existing state law already permits abortion up to 24 weeks following a 1990 voter-approved statute, and no major legislative, judicial, or organized opposition developments have emerged to alter that framework ahead of the vote. Trader consensus at 99 percent for passage reflects the prior margin, limited ballot competition, and sustained organizational support from reproductive rights groups. Even with this positioning, late shifts in turnout patterns, unexpected campaign developments, or external events could still influence the final tally.