Voters in at least six states will decide on abortion-related ballot measures this fall, in addition to five additional states that may join them if state officials determine the initiatives qualify for the ballot.
Since the overturn of Roe v. Wade in 2022, many states have put restrictions on the controversial procedure, but abortion-rights activists have found success in reversing many of those limits through ballot measures. Ohio is the most recent state where voters weighed in on the abortion debate, with Issue 1 passing last year.
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