Arizona voters approved Proposition 139, amending the state constitution to protect abortion rights before fetal viability, marking a significant shift in abortion laws. Meanwhile, Florida voters rejected Amendment 4, which sought to enshrine abortion rights, failing to reach the required 60% approval threshold for constitutional amendments. Despite majority support, the defeat of the measure signifies a win for anti-abortion advocates, including Governor Ron DeSantis, and maintains Florida's six-week abortion ban. This marks the first such measure to fail since Roe v. Wade was overturned. Other states like Colorado, Maryland, and Missouri passed similar abortion rights measures, while Amarillo, Texas, voters rejected a proposal to ban using local roads for out-of-state abortions. These developments reflect ongoing national debates and varying state responses to abortion rights following the Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade.