Idaho

YES: supports creating a right to abortion before fetal viability (defined as a fetus’ ability to survive without extraordinary medical measures) and after fetal viability in cases of medical emergency; providing protections against professional discipline and civil and criminal liability for healthcare providers; and codifying a statutory reproductive right to freedom and privacy.

NO: supports making no change to Idaho’s current law, which does not allow abortion, except when necessary to prevent the death of the pregnant woman and during the first trimester in documented cases of rape or incest reported to law enforcement.

YES: gives the Legislature exclusive authority to legalize marijuana, narcotics, or other psychoactive substances in the State of Idaho.

NO: makes no change to Idaho’s Constitution, which currently allows changes to Idaho’s controlled substances laws using the initiative process.

YES: would designate English the official state language of Idaho.

NO: would make no change to Idaho’s Constitution, which currently does not have official state language written in the constitution.

YES: There is no yes or no on this one: voters pick, from the list of six guns, the one they would like to be Idaho's official state gun.

NO: Whichever gun wins, nothing changes in law yet. The result is non-binding, and the Legislature would have to act in a future session to make it the official state gun.