With Roe overturned, abortion rights advocates in Montana pushed to enshrine the right within the state constitution.

Experts call the results a "cognitive dissonance" over how people feel about abortion and the candidates they elect.

Of the 10 states with abortion rights on the ballot, seven states, including several that supported Donald Trump, voted to secure abortion access. These wins indicate just how popular reproductive freedom remains across the country — and across party lines.

As written, CI-128 would explicitly amend the Montana Constitution to include a right to make decisions about one’s own pregnancy, including the right to abortion. It states that the right “shall not be denied or burdened unless justified by a compelling government interest achieved by the least restrictive means.”

A survey reveals many voters backed both abortion rights and Trump, prioritizing economic concerns over abortion policy – a challenge for Democrats banking on abortion to sway voters.

San Francisco voters overwhelmingly supported a proposition preserving abortion access in The City. Proposition O passed on Election Day, carrying 83.7% of the counted votes as of Sunday afternoon. Approximately 44,