Colorado voters have approved Proposition 128, a measure that restricts parole eligibility for individuals convicted of certain violent crimes, requiring them to serve at least 85% of their sentences before becoming eligible. Sponsored by the conservative group Advance Colorado, the measure faced opposition from various organizations, including the ACLU, who argued it would unfairly penalize rehabilitated inmates. In Arizona, voters are deciding on a constitutional amendment to protect abortion rights up to fetal viability, a response to recent legal challenges that nearly imposed a total ban. In Nevada, a similar ballot measure aims to enshrine the right to abortion up to 24 weeks, needing approval in two consecutive election cycles. Both states are pivotal battlegrounds for the upcoming presidential election, with abortion access being a crucial issue influencing voter turnout. The outcomes of these measures could significantly impact the legislative landscape and voter engagement in both states.