State election results · Unofficial state returns · Nov. 4, 6:54:10 a.m. as displayed; all 3,214 precincts reporting. Gray: statewide rejection; green: yes vote. Census 2024 state boundary; no county results implied.
Missouri voters rejected Amendment 3, a proposal to repeal the reproductive-healthcare protections voters added to the state constitution in 2024. Unofficial Secretary of State returns showed 1,173,172 no votes, or 55.489%, and 941,065 yes votes, or 44.511%, with all 3,214 precincts reporting.
The official ballot description confirms the result leaves the 2024 constitutional provision in place. Amendment 3 would have allowed abortion restrictions with specified exceptions, required parental consent for minors’ abortions and prohibited gender-transition procedures for minors. No votes exceeded yes votes by 232,107 in the state’s Wednesday morning snapshot.
