Nevadans vote to enshrine abortion rights in Constitution, but it needs approval in 2026
The approval of Question 6, which asked voters whether the Nevada Constitution should include a fundamental right to abortion, means that the Constitution will be amended if a majority of voters also approve it in 2026.
Question 7, which would require Nevadans to present photo identification before voting in person saw a decisive victory. As ...
With the passage of Question 6, Nevadans signaled their support for enshrining the right to an abortion into the state ...
Autumn is in full swing in Northern Nevada as temperatures dip and the mountains turn orange. Here's where to find the best ...
The proposal would guarantee abortion access until fetal viability and to protect the life of the pregnant person. It will ...
It’s Election Day across the country, and Nevadans are heading to the Raiders stadium to cast their vote. More than half of ...
Arizonans voted to create broad constitutional protections for abortion, a victory for progressive groups who had pinned ...
Across the country, anti-democracy groups and politicians are rolling back access to voting for Americans. This affects ...
Voters passed a ballot measure to implement voter ID while opposing another to implement ranked-choice voting and open ...
Climate change is increasingly impacting the welfare and wallets of Nevadans. The Public Utility Commission of Nevada (PUCN) ...
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