Voters in Idaho defeated an abortion-rights ballot measure after the LDS Church publicly opposed it, while abortion-rights proposals passed in Missouri, Virginia and Nevada. The Salt Lake Tribune reports the Idaho measure's failure as a significant win for the Church's political influence in the heavily Latter-day Saint state.

The split results show the varied landscape of abortion politics following the Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade, with the LDS Church's institutional voice proving decisive in Idaho but abortion-rights measures succeeding in states where the Church holds less political sway.