What you need to know about Nevada's 7 ballot questions in 2024

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Question 7: Voter IDWhat it would do: It would require voters to show a form of acceptable identification to vote in person during early voting or on Election Day, such as a Nevada driver's license, a passport, tribal or university ID or another form of government-issued photo ID.
49% : Question 1: Nevada Board of RegentsWhat it would do: It would remove the constitutional status of the Nevada Board of Regents, the governing body of Nevada's universities, providing legislative oversight of public institutions through audits.
48% : Abortion within 24 weeks of pregnancy is already protected in Nevada through a 1990 voter referendum, and abortion may be performed after 24 weeks if a physician has reasonable cause to believe an abortion is necessary to the health of the pregnant person.
45% : Question 6: Abortion codified in constitutionWhat it would do: It would enshrine Nevada's abortion rights into the Nevada Constitution.
40% : What opponents say: Removing the constitutional status of the board would not fix the problems in higher education, and the Legislature has already taken steps to address problems in the system, including implementing term limits for regents.

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