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In the 2026 midterm elections, Nevada voters approved two ballot questions that will enshrine the right to abortion and require voter ID in the Nevada Constitution. Ballot Question 6, which asked whether the state should provide a state constitutional right to abortion before fetal viability, passed with 63.2 percent of voters in support. Ballot Question 7, which seeks to amend the Nevada Constitution to require voter identification for future elections, received a 'yes' from 62.4 percent of voters. Both ballot questions were initially passed during the 2024 election. State law requires citizen-led ballot initiatives to receive a majority in two consecutive elections.
Georgia voters approved three new amendments to Georgia’s constitution by wide margins. Voters approved a new fund to modernize the state’s 911 services by a vote of 78% to 22%. The fund will support several changes to 911 technology, including allowing callers to send text messages, pictures and videos to emergency dispatchers. Voters also approved an increased property tax exemption for farmers and nonpartisan probate judges.
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