The biggest victory for preborn children was in Florida, where voters did not meet the 60% margin needed to overturn the state's law protecting preborn children from abortion at around six weeks, instead upholding the safety and protection of those preborn lives. Voters in South Dakota also rejected a radical pro-abortion ballot measure that would have undone the state's law restricting abortion, while those in Nebraska rejected a measure that would have expanded the state's current law allowing abortion in the first trimester, to allowing it throughout pregnancy.

However, protections for preborn human beings were stripped elsewhere, including a loss in Missouri that will repeal the state's near-total protections for preborn babies, and once again allow the tragic killing of countless preborn lives.

Here's how abortion fared on the ballot:

Arizona

Arizona voters said yes to Proposition 139, which legalizes abortion through all nine months of pregnancy. The measure's passage will undo the current law protecting preborn children from abortion after 15 weeks.

Colorado

Colorado voters passed Amendment 79, which further solidifies the state's pro-abortion stance by enshrining the 'right' to abortion in the state's constitution.

Florida

Florida voters failed to pass Amendment 4, which would have undone the state's law protecting preborn children and allowed the killing of preborn children through all nine months of pregnancy.

"Amendment 4 has been defeated in Florida! This victory will save tens of thousands of innocent human lives every year," said Live Action founder and president Lila Rose. "The abortion industry and its allies such as George Soros poured over $100 MILLION into a campaign to enshrine the killing of preborn babies through all nine months of pregnancy into Florida's constitution, outspending pro-life efforts by a wide margin. But the pro-abortion lobby's financial onslaught and the intense pro-abortion bias of Florida newsgroups couldn't defeat the resolve of Floridians to protect preborn children."

Maryland

Voters in Maryland approved Question 1, which enshrines abortion as a constitutional 'right.' Its passage, in the already pro-abortion state, will likely mean the repeal of important protections for minors, such as current parental involvement laws.

Missouri

Voters in Missouri chose to undo the state's pro-life protections with the passage of Amendment 3. The amendment will undo the state's law that had previously protected nearly all preborn children from abortion. Some groups have speculated as well that it may also impact transgender issues as related to minors.

"This is not the result we wanted but despite being outspent by millions of dollars life won in the majority of Missouri counties. Our work to protect the safety of women and the dignity of life continues," said Stephanie Bell of Missouri Stands with Women. "Life supporters will not sit back and watch as Big Abortion works to dismantle all the health and safety protections put in place to protect women and babies. We will continue to fight and ultimately be victorious against the forces who see no value in life."

Montana

Montana voters passed Initiative 128, which expands the state's already liberal abortion law by allowing abortion up to birth.

Nebraska

Nebraska voters were faced with two abortion-related ballot measures this year: Initiative 439, which would have declared abortion a constitutional 'right' and allowed it through all nine months, and Initiative 434, which would leave the state's current 12-week abortion restrictions in place. Voters rejected 439, instead opting for Initiative 434 and its current protections for preborn children.

Nevada

Nevada voters overwhelmingly approved Question 6, which legalizes abortion through all nine months in the state, which currently allows abortion for any reason up to 22 weeks gestation.

This year's passage does not mean the amendment will automatically take effect; per state law, it needs to pass another vote in 2026 before ratification.

New York

New York's voters said yes to Proposition 1, the Equal Rights Amendment. It makes abortion a constitutional 'right' in the already pro-abortion state by expanding the groups covered by the constitution's Equal Protection Clause to include "ethnicity, national origin, age, disability and sex—including sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, pregnancy, pregnancy outcomes, reproductive health care and autonomy." Read more about the troubling "pregnancy outcomes" language here.

South Dakota

Nearly all preborn children are protected from abortion in South Dakota, a status voters chose to uphold. The state's voters overwhelmingly rejected Amendment G, which would have removed restrictions and allowed abortion through all nine months.

Amarillo, Texas

Voters in Amarillo defeated a ballot measure that would have designated it a "Sanctuary City for the Unborn." The measure would have solidified preborn protections by prohibiting elective abortions and abortion trafficking through city limits.

San Francisco

Voters approved Prop O, a pro-abortion ballot measure that uses taxpayer funds to expand abortion access while specifically targeting pregnancy resource centers that provide help and support to pregnant mothers and young families... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

Continue reading Here.

To receive daily emails from Breaking Christian News to your inbox CLICK HERE

Why the New RomCom ‘MERV’ Can Bring You Joy This Christmas

How the 'Heavens Declare the Glory of God': What One Man's Research Has Revealed about The Star of Bethlehem

Over 50 Tren de Aragua Gang Members Imported Under Democrats Indicted in Nebraska in Massive Nationwide ATM Jackpotting Scheme

205 Child Victims Located and Rescued in DOJ Sex Exploitation Op

Trump Admin Pausing All Off Shore Wind Project Construction Due To National Security Concerns

Trump Grants Federal Workers Two Additional Christmas Holidays

America Fest 2025: Erika Kirk Endorses 'My Husband's Friend' JD Vance for President

Brent Bozell Confirmed as US Ambassador to South Africa

Jury Quickly Convicts Judge Who Helped Illegal Migrant Escape ICE

Feds Estimate Somali-Linked Fraud in Walz's Minnesota Could Top $9 Billion

Trump SUSPENDS 'Green Card Lottery' after Program Let Brown University–MIT Shooting Suspect Enter the US

Brown, MIT Shooter Found Dead for Days in NH Storage Unit; Motive Still a Mystery

House Passes Bill to Criminalize Transgender Mutilation of Children

November Inflation Falls to 2.7%, Lower than Expected: 'This Is Good News for Wall Street; It’s Good News for Main Street'

MOVIEGUIDE's Review of the New Animated Film: DAVID

Massachusetts Drops Controversial Gender Ideology Mandate for Licensing Foster Care Parents

Nearly 40% of Women Suffer Severe Grief for Years after Abortion, Miscarriage: Study

Former Pfizer Vice President: COVID Shots Were 'Designed to Cause Injury,' Reduce Fertility

Dutch Sheets Shares a Warning from the US National Counterterrorism Center

Venezuela: Trump's Pressure Campaign and Maduro's Fury