Nevada voters approved Question 6, the constitutional amendment enshrining abortion rights until fetal viability or to protect the pregnant patient's life or health, by a decisive 64% to 36% margin in November 2024, setting up its required second ratification vote on November 3, 2026, for simple majority passage under state rules. Trader consensus at 97% yes reflects sustained strong public support for reproductive rights, minimal opposition campaign activity—zero reported spending against as of late March 2026—and no recent polling shifts indicating erosion. While entrenched statutory protections already allow abortions up to 24 weeks, constitutional enshrinement would shield against legislative changes. Low-probability risks include a late opposition surge, depressed turnout among pro-amendment demographics, or national events swaying battleground state voters.