The Supreme Court is poised to play a significant role in shaping the 2024 presidential election through potential interventions in state election laws and decisions on elector certification deadlines. Concurrently, voters in ten states will decide on pro-choice amendments in a historic number of abortion-related referendums, reflecting the contentious national discourse on reproductive rights. Meanwhile, the Court has upheld a Texas ruling restricting emergency abortions, rejecting an appeal from the Biden administration, which argued that such abortions are required under federal law in life-threatening situations. The decision has raised concerns among medical professionals about the clarity of exceptions under Texas's strict abortion laws, amid reports of pregnant women being denied necessary emergency care. This legal landscape highlights the ongoing tension between federal and state jurisdictions on election and abortion issues, which could influence voter turnout and outcomes in the upcoming elections.