Legal challenges are intensifying in Missouri and Nebraska over abortion rights ballot measures as certification deadlines approach. In Missouri, a judge ruled against a proposed measure to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution, stating it failed to inform voters about existing laws that would be repealed if passed. Organizers plan to appeal this decision to the state Supreme Court before the imminent deadline, but if unsuccessful, the initiative will be removed from the ballot. Meanwhile, Nebraska is facing a similar situation with two competing measures on the November ballot: one seeking to guarantee abortion rights until fetal viability and another aiming to restrict abortions in later trimesters. The Nebraska Supreme Court heard oral arguments regarding the measures, with challenges focusing on compliance with the state’s single-subject rule, which could affect whether either proposal appears on the ballot. Both states are grappling with the implications of these legal battles as they could significantly impact abortion access in their jurisdictions.