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Ballotpedia[1]: Question 6 "is on the ballot in Nevada as an initiated constitutional amendment on November 3, 2026"; NRS 293.273 sets polls from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.- Start
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Nevada Holds Its Second Vote on the Question 6 Abortion Amendment
Nevadans vote a second time on Question 6; if it passes again, a right to abortion until fetal viability joins the state constitution.
- Question 6, the Right to Abortion Initiative, is an initiated constitutional amendment on the 3 November 2026 ballot[1][2]
- Nevada's general election is held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in each even-numbered year[3]
- This is the required second approval: Nevada requires initiated amendments to pass in two even-numbered election years, and Question 6 passed on 5 November 2024 with 64.36%[1][2]
- A yes vote supports a state constitutional right to abortion, with the state able to regulate after fetal viability except where needed to protect the patient's life or health[1]
- It would add Article 1, Section 25 to the Nevada Constitution, with a right not to be denied, burdened or infringed unless justified by a compelling state interest limited to protecting the patient's health[1]
- Abortion is already legal in Nevada until 24 weeks; the amendment would be harder to repeal or undo in court[1][4]
- It is one of four abortion measures on 2026 ballots, with Idaho Proposition 1, Missouri Amendment 3 and Virginia Question 1[4]
- Supporters are led by Nevadans for Reproductive Freedom and include Sen. Jacky Rosen and Kamala Harris; opponents are led by Protect Our Girls and include Nevada Right to Life and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints[1][2]
- Finance through 31 March 2026: supporters reported $815,911.55 in contributions, opponents $10,000; next reports are due 15 October 2026[1]
- Polls open 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.; anyone in line at closing may vote, and same-day registration is allowed during early voting and on election day[1]
- Mail ballots go to in-state active voters from the fifth to the fourth Monday before the election, and county publication of statewide measure arguments begins on or before the first Monday in October[3]