Voters in several states decide 145 ballot measures on Tuesday
Voters are deciding 145 proposed laws and constitutional amendments on Tuesday, covering abortion rights, voter ID and redistricting, and no results have been reported yet.
Voters across the country are deciding 145 proposed laws and constitutional amendments on Tuesday, The Associated Press reports through PBS NewsHour. The topics include abortion rights, congressional redistricting and voter ID laws.
The AP says abortion is on the ballot in several states. It also says some of the measures could affect how future elections are held.
NPR reports that several states are voting on changes to how elections are run. It names Alaska, Arizona, California and Nevada, and says the changes include voter ID measures. Other states are deciding redistricting proposals, NPR says.
The measures appear on the same ballot as midterm races that will determine which party controls Congress and state legislatures. The reports available do not include results.
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- PBS NewsHourVoters decide key ballot measures on abortion rights, congressional redistricting and voter ID lawsTue, Nov 3, 12:30 PM EST
- NPRResults: States decide on voter ID and redistricting ballot measuresTue, Nov 3, 5:53 PM EST
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