From millionaire taxes to abortion rights: how have American states voted in referendums?
In the recent U.S. elections, voters participated in referenda addressing critical issues like abortion, taxes, and LGBTQ+ rights. Key outcomes included California's rejection of a wealth tax and stricter voter ID laws, Idaho's denial of constitutional abortion rights, and Missouri's rejection of further abortion restrictions. Conversely, Nevada and Virginia voters approved measures to protect abortion rights in their constitutions. Washington voters upheld a tax on high incomes, reflecting a broader willingness to accept higher taxes on the wealthy.
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