The Clark County Commission unanimously approved the results, while Washoe County Commissioner Jeanne Herman, a Republican, was the only vote against certification amid complaints from residents alleging widespread fraud.

County election officials verified more than 127,000 signatures gathered by Nevadans for Reproductive Freedom, well more than the roughly 102,000 needed to qualify for the ballot.

The high court approved a ballot initiative to enshrine the right to "reproductive freedom" in the state Constitution. But the group behind that effort is still moving forward with a narrower version instead.

Although the narrower version can move forward, an abortion rights group’s more expansive first proposal is still being reviewed by the Nevada Supreme Court.

The schedules provide insight into Nevada's constitutional officers’ meetings and priorities during the 2023 legislative session.

The Coalition for Parents and Children argues a petition from abortion rights groups is too broad and would illegally cost taxpayer funds.

If the proposed constitutional amendment sought by Nevadans for Reproductive Freedom qualifies for the ballot next year, it would need to pass in two consecutive general elections to be added to the state constitution.

A group of 40 Democratic legislators led by Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro (D-Las Vegas) are introducing a measure to enshrine abortion protections in the Nevada Constitution.

With early voting well underway, Planned Parenthood Votes Nevada held a decidedly different get-out-the-vote event: a drag show.