Billionaire tax, transgender rights, voter access among key midterm ballot measures
Summary
Voters in states and cities will decide on midterm ballot measures covering voter access, transgender rights and taxation. Proposals include voter ID requirements, changes to voting eligibility and access, and limits on transgender participation in sports or medical care for minors.Key Facts
- Voters in 13 states will consider ballot measures related to voter access and rights.
- California, Colorado, Nevada, North Carolina and Arizona have measures that would impose voter ID laws.
- Alaska, Arizona, South Dakota, Kansas, Arkansas and West Virginia have measures stating that only U.S. citizens may vote in elections administered in their states.
- Massachusetts voters will decide whether to adopt same-day voter registration on Election Day.
- A Virginia measure would restore voting rights to some people after they are released from prison.
- Arizona, Colorado, Nebraska and Washington have measures that would restrict participation on sports teams based on sex assigned at birth.
- Colorado and Missouri voters will consider measures concerning gender transition surgeries for minors.
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