Voters in Nevada will decide the fate of Question 6 on November 3, 2026, a citizen-initiated constitutional amendment that would enshrine a fundamental right to abortion until fetal viability or to protect the pregnant individual's health or life. The measure passed with 64 percent support in 2024, meeting the first of Nevada's two successive-election requirements for such amendments, and recent polling plus the absence of major new opposition campaigns have kept momentum intact. With abortion access already legal to 24 weeks under longstanding statute, the amendment's primary effect would be to raise the bar for future legislative or judicial restrictions. Traders assign a 77 percent probability to passage, reflecting the measure's proven voter base in a state where reproductive-rights ballot questions have historically outperformed expectations. No significant shifts in public sentiment or organized resistance have emerged in the past month to alter that outlook.