In recent elections, voters in several states, including traditionally conservative ones, approved measures to protect or expand abortion rights, marking a significant shift in the post-Roe landscape. Key victories were achieved in Arizona, Missouri, Montana, and others, where voters enshrined abortion rights into state constitutions, despite some states also reelecting anti-abortion politicians like Donald Trump. These outcomes highlight a complex voter reality where reproductive rights are prioritized even in traditionally conservative areas. However, the fight is not over, as GOP officials and anti-abortion groups plan to challenge these measures through legislation and legal battles. The movement to protect abortion rights remains strong, as seen by substantial financial backing from organizations like the ACLU and Planned Parenthood. Despite these successes, there were setbacks, such as in Florida, where a measure to overturn a near-total ban failed to meet the required voter threshold.