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.
Florida voters approved Amendment 3, a constitutional change expanding the homestead property-tax exemption. Unofficial Division of Elections returns showed 4,917,482 votes in favor, or 61.99%, and 3,015,840 against, or 38.01%, clearing the 60% approval threshold.
A certified 2026 ballot measure would repeal Missouri’s 2024 reproductive-rights amendment and replace it with restrictions and new provisions on abortion and care for minors.
