Nevada voters approved the Right to Abortion Initiative (Question 6) in 2024 by roughly 64 percent, establishing a constitutional guarantee of abortion access until fetal viability with health exceptions. State rules require a second affirmative vote in consecutive general elections for such amendments to take effect, placing the identical measure on the November 2026 ballot. Trader consensus at 98.1 percent for passage reflects this established voter margin, limited organized opposition, and absence of major polling shifts or legislative actions that would alter the path. Realistic scenarios that could still influence the outcome include unusually low turnout, late-breaking court rulings on related parental-notification litigation, or unexpected campaign developments in the final months before the ballot.