Politics
Virginia passes ‘reproductive freedom’ ballot measure
The Hill·November 4, 2026·1 min read
Virginia voters passed a 'reproductive freedom' ballot measure Tuesday, enshrining current protections for abortion, birth control, and IVF into the state constitution, Decision Desk HQ projects. The amendment also safeguards fertility care, pregnancy-related care, and miscarriage care. The measure makes abortion legal in the state, locking in existing rights against future legislative changes.
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