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US voters back abortion rights and reject Trump's gerrymandering in state ballot measures

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Briefings

During the 2026 midterm elections, US voters in 145 states supported abortion rights and rejected President Trump's redistricting plans. This occurred as some ballot measures tested Trump's attempts to limit reproductive rights and strengthen voter ID laws.

Key points

• In 145 states, voters supported abortion rights and rejected President Trump's redistricting efforts during the 2026 midterm elections.
• Ballot measures tested Trump's attempts to limit reproductive rights and strengthen voter identification requirements.

Context

The 2026 midterm elections saw significant public engagement on reproductive rights and redistricting. Voters in 145 states supported abortion rights and rejected Trump's redistricting efforts. Some measures tested Trump's attempts to limit reproductive rights and strengthen voter ID laws.

Limitations

Evidence covers only 145 states during the 2026 midterm elections. Data is limited to ballot question support and rejection of redistricting efforts. No specific voter turnout figures, demographic breakdowns, or precise rejection percentages are provided in the source.

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