Voters in Arizona, Missouri, and South Dakota will face significant abortion-related propositions in the upcoming November 5 election. Arizona has 13 statewide propositions, with Proposition 139 aiming to establish a fundamental right to abortion, having successfully cleared legal challenges after gathering over 577,000 signatures. In Missouri, a court is reviewing the 'fair ballot language' for Amendment 3, which seeks to enshrine abortion rights up to fetal viability; proponents argue the current summary is misleading. South Dakota's Amendment G is also set for the ballot despite ongoing legal challenges questioning the validity of petition signatures, with a trial scheduled just before early voting begins. Advocates in both Missouri and South Dakota argue that the language used in official summaries may confuse voters about the implications of their choices. The outcomes of these propositions could reshape abortion rights significantly in their respective states.