U.S. Voters Decide on Key Ballot Measures Impacting Abortion, Marijuana, and Elections

Across 41 states, Americans are casting votes on over 150 proposals that could reshape social policies and governance.

Ten states are considering measures related to abortion, with most seeking to expand reproductive rights.
Several states are voting on the legalization of marijuana for recreational or medical use, reflecting shifting public attitudes.
Ballot measures in multiple states aim to reform election systems, including proposals to bar noncitizens from voting.
Voters are also deciding on economic issues, such as minimum wage increases and tax-related measures.
Social issues like housing and assisted suicide are on the ballot, with proposals affecting local rent control and the legality of physician-assisted suicide.