Tuesday’s election results were historic. There was an unprecedented blue tsunami that materialized across the country, extending to deep red states like Texas, Kansas, the Carolinas, and more.
Nevada voters approved Question 6 on Tuesday, placing a right to abortion in the state constitution and delivering a heartbreaking setback for unborn children and those working to protect them. The measure passed with approximately 63 percent of the vote.
This year’s midterms have already made history with Democratic wins deep in typically Republican territory. But candidates weren’t the only line items on the ballot.
Abortion was on the ballot on Tuesday, with Idaho rejecting a proposal to expand abortion access while Virginia enshrined “reproductive freedom” protections.
Virginia voters on Tuesday (US time) approved two constitutional amendments that dramatically expand abortion access and replace the state’s traditional definition of marriage. The reproductive […] The post Virginia voters entrench abortion and same-sex marriage into the state constitution appeared first on Family First NZ .
Pro-life activists note that Republicans, many of whom are pro-life, retain control of the state Senate, which will be “a backstop to kill legislation that would move the pro-life movement backwards.”
Though Idaho voters rejected a ballot measure Tuesday that would have legalized abortion, the pro-life movement suffered setbacks in Nevada, Virginia and Missouri. Here’s how each state voted on life, and what the numbers tell us.
Tuesday’s electoral drubbing has left many Christian social conservatives, especially, disappointed and even downcast – and it’s easy to see why. Not only did the pro-life movement lose three state initiatives (Virginia, Missouri, and Nevada), but the pro-family coalition, composed of many Republican lawmakers, suffered historic defeats.
Bishops Michael Burbidge and Barry Knestout urge Catholics to persevere in defending the dignity of human life and traditional marriage following Tuesday’s electoral results
Anti-abortion advocates are touting their victory in keeping Idaho’s strict abortion prohibition in place after losing ground in three other states amid the seismic Democratic Party victories nationwide in the midterm elections. Idahoans voted by a comfortable 12 percentage points to keep a near-total abortion prohibition on elective abortion on Tuesday.
Catholic bishops reacted to three pro-life losses in referendum battles, and pro-life groups have weighed in on the referendum results and the impact of the decisive Democratic congressional wins.
"When the woman started yelling, some of the kids came over to me...One of those girls prayed the rosary louder...& that gave us all courage. We never wavered."
Idaho voters on Tuesday rejected Proposition 1 by a wide margin, handing pro-life advocates a clear victory and preserving the state’s existing pro-life laws that save babies. With more than 96% of votes counted and only about 28,000 ballots remaining, the “No” side led 56% to 44%—a 12-point margin that will not be overcome.
Voters in Idaho rejected a ballot measure that would have established abortion as a state right, but voters in Nevada and Virginia approved similar measures. The post Idaho defies trend, rejects abortion protections ballot measure first appeared on OSV News .
Now that Democrats heavily dominate the House and have a solid majority in the Senate, the passage of a federal ‘right’ to abortion looms as a real threat.
In January 2019, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam calmly explained on live radio what would happen to a baby after delivery. On November 3, Virginia voters wrote abortion into their state constitution...
Leading pro-life groups are prepared to fight hard to stop the radical abortion agenda Democrats will bring to Congress next year. Democrats’ new control of both chambers of Congress has set the stage for renewed efforts to expand abortion and dismantle longstanding protections for unborn children, pro-life groups said Wednesday.
On Tuesday, 10 November, beginning at 6 pm, a public rally will be held outside Victoria's Parliament House to show support for the unborn, after Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has committed to forcing taxpayers to foot the entire bill for abortions up to 16 weeks' gestation.
For Immediate Release: November 4, 2026 | Contact: kelly@kellyoliverpr.com WASHINGTON, DC – Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC) says Republican candidates should value Christians and pro-life Americans. “Christians, for whom the life issue is the most important issue, have been ignored for the last year.
Idaho voters have rejected Proposition 1, which aimed to create a right to abortion in state law, maintaining existing protections for preborn children. Despite this victory, Democrats gained control of Congress and plan to advance federal abortion legislation.
Voters in four states considered ballot measures related to abortion policy Nov. 3, with only one state rejecting a measure to expand access to the procedure, and the others approving proposals to codify a right to an abortion or rejecting further limits.