In the upcoming November election, 10 states will feature measures related to abortion access on the ballot, following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. In Missouri, a recent Supreme Court ruling mandates that an amendment for reproductive rights must be presented to voters, despite attempts by GOP officials to block it. Polls indicate a majority of Missourians favor the amendment, with strong support across party lines, particularly among Democrats and independents. Meanwhile, states like Florida are facing legal disputes and accusations of voter intimidation regarding abortion initiatives. Arizona is also poised to vote on a constitutional amendment that would enshrine abortion rights, reflecting a growing trend of states seeking to secure reproductive freedoms through voter initiatives. This election marks a critical opportunity for voters to influence abortion laws at the state level.