Proposed amendment to the Nevada Constitution
2024 Nevada Question 6 Right to Abortion Initiative
Results Choice
Votes % Yes 905,170 No 501,232
Yes
60-70%
50-60%
No
60-70%
50-60%
[ 1]
2024 Nevada Question 6 was a proposedconstitutional amendment for the state ofNevada in theUnited States , that protected the right to anabortion until fetal viability, which is generally considered about 23 or 24 weeks, or when necessary to protect the life or health of the pregnant patient. It also permits any qualified health-care professional — including physicians, pharmacists, and others — to perform abortions.[ 2] [ 3]
The Question initially appeared on the November 5th, 2024, ballot in Nevada.[ 4] [ 5] second vote will be held on November 3, 2026.[ 6]
Abortion is currently legal in Nevada up to 24 weeks.[ 7] [ 8] [ 8]
Question 6 language [ edit ] "Should the Nevada Constitution be amended to create an individual's fundamental right to an abortion, without interference by state or local governments, whenever the abortion is performed by a qualified health-care professional until fetal viability, or when necessary to protect the health or life of the pregnant individual at any point during the pregnancy?"[ 9]
Yes
Executive branch officials U.S. senators U.S. representatives State legislators Organizations Newspapers Right to Abortion Choice Votes % Yes 905,170 64.36 No 501,232 35.64 Total votes 1,406,402 100.00 Registered voters/turnout 1,929,972 48.85 Source:[ 1]
County[ 5] Yes No Margin Total # % # % # % Carson City 17,588 58.41% 12,521 41.59% 5,067 16.82% 30,109 Churchill 6,371 48.70% 6,710 51.30% -339 -2.60% 13,081 Clark 644,444 66.49% 324,747 33.51% 319,697 32.98% 969,191 Douglas 17,002 50.04% 16,973 49.96% 29 0.08% 33,975 Elko 10,360 48.75% 11,337 52.25% -977 -4.50% 21,697 Esmeralda 194 43.60% 251 56.40% -57 -12.80% 445 Eureka 409 41.27% 582 58.73% -409 -17.46% 991 Humboldt 3,666 47.14% 4,111 52.86% -445 -5.72% 7,777 Lander 1,226 46.00% 1,439 54.00% -213 -8.00% 2,665 Lincoln 810 33.78% 1,588 66.22% -778 -32.44% 2,398 Lyon 16,445 51.01% 15,745 48.99% 700 2.02% 32,190 Mineral 1,270 57.10% 954 42.90% 316 14.20% 2,224 Nye 13,613 51.73% 12,705 48.27% 908 3.46% 26,318 Pershing 972 43.71% 1,252 56.29% -280 -54.94% 2,224 Storey 1,560 52.17% 1,430 47.83% 130 4.34% 2990 Washoe 167,272 65.88% 86,629 34.22% 80,643 31.76% 253,901 White Pine 1,968 46.57% 2,258 53.43% -290 -6.86% 4,226 Totals 905,170 64.36% 501,232 35.64% 403,938 28.72% 1,406,402
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