In November, voters in at least nine states, including Arizona and Missouri, will decide on ballot measures to protect abortion rights, potentially influencing the presidential race and congressional control. These measures come in the wake of the Supreme Court's 2022 decision that returned abortion lawmaking to the states, leading to significant activist efforts to secure reproductive rights in various states. If passed, these amendments would legalize abortion until approximately 24 weeks, with Missouri's current law banning nearly all abortions since June 2022 and Arizona's restricting them after 15 weeks. The Democratic Party, led by Vice President Kamala Harris, is actively promoting these measures to galvanize voter turnout among Democrats and independents. The outcome of these referenda could significantly shape the political landscape, especially in battleground states where abortion rights remain a contentious issue. As the election approaches, the polarization around abortion rights continues to be a critical factor in political campaigns.