The Nebraska Supreme Court has ruled that both pro-life and pro-abortion constitutional amendments can appear on the November ballot, with each initiative requiring a majority vote and at least 35% of total votes to pass. Additionally, Nebraska will vote on a measure to repeal a new law providing taxpayer money for private school tuition. Colorado's 2024 ballot includes 14 measures, such as expanding eligibility for the homestead exemption for disabled veterans, establishing an independent judicial discipline board, and overturning the state's same-sex marriage ban. These ballot measures in both states could significantly impact voter turnout and election results, especially in the post-Dobbs political landscape where abortion rights are a key issue.