Nevada has become the first state to enshrine abortion protections in its constitution following voter approval of a ballot measure. The new law guarantees access to abortion up to the point of fetal viability, typically around 24 weeks, while permitting later restrictions only in cases where a pregnant person’s life or health is at risk. The measure solidifies legal safeguards amid ongoing national debates over reproductive rights, offering a constitutional shield against potential future challenges. Supporters argue it ensures long-term stability for abortion access in the state.
Nevada voters have approved a ballot measure protecting abortion up to the point of viability, officially adding the protection to the state constitution, Decision Desk HQ has projected. The measure allows the state to enact restrictions after viability is reached, which is usually around the 24-week mark, except when necessary to protect the life or health...
