In November, voters in 10 states, including Nebraska, will decide on key abortion measures, reflecting ongoing national debates post the 2022 Supreme Court decision. Nebraska is unique with two conflicting amendments: one enforcing a 12-week abortion limit and another allowing abortions until fetal viability. Meanwhile, Nebraska's Attorney General Mike Hilgers has challenged recent laws allowing felons to vote immediately after sentence completion, calling them unconstitutional. This has left over 7,000 potential voters in legal limbo, awaiting a ruling from the Nebraska Supreme Court. The court's decision is crucial with the upcoming elections, potentially impacting voting rights and electoral outcomes.