Nebraska's upcoming election on November 5 will feature a crucial contest for its 2nd Congressional District, which is pivotal for the presidential race and abortion law. The district, historically a swing area, could decide the fate of electoral votes amid a tight race between former President Trump and Vice President Harris. Voters will also face two competing abortion measures: one to establish a constitutional right to abortion until fetal viability and another to codify a 12-week abortion ban. The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled unanimously to allow both measures on the ballot, rejecting legal challenges claiming they violated state policy on single-subject initiatives. The outcome could significantly impact abortion rights in the state, as Nebraska is the first in the U.S. to present rival abortion-related initiatives since Roe v. Wade was overturned. Candidates in the race acknowledge the potential influence these measures could have on voter turnout and election results.