| Race | Leader | Margin | In | Called by |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama Amendment 1 - Fill Lieutenant Governor Vacancies by ElectionWinner: Yes | Yes65.4% No34.6% 1,509,449 votes | O +30.8+465,179 | 95% | |
| Alabama Amendment 2 - School District Consolidation Process | Yes50.9% No49.1% 1,491,737 votes | O +1.8+27,401 | 95% | |
| Alabama Amendment 3 - Pledge of Allegiance and Student-Led Prayer in Public SchoolsWinner: Yes | Yes62.6% No37.4% 1,557,585 votes | O +25.2+391,735 | 96% | |
| Alabama Amendment 4 - Star-Spangled Banner in Public SchoolsWinner: Yes | Yes58.6% No41.4% 1,552,959 votes | O +17.2+267,021 | 96% | |
| Alaska Ballot Measure 2 (Ranked Choice Voting) | No51.8% Yes48.2% 204,985 votes | O +3.7+7,501 | 0% | |
| Alaska Ballot Measure 3 (Citizenship Voting)Winner: Yes | Yes69.7% No30.3% 205,820 votes | O +39.3+80,910 | 0% | |
| Arizona Proposition 141 - Prohibit Vehicle Miles Traveled Tax | Yes50.8% No49.2% 2,107,000 votes | O +1.6+32,984 | 80% | |
| Arizona Proposition 142 - Prohibit DEI Preferences in Public InstitutionsWinner: No | No59.9% Yes40.1% 2,116,932 votes | O +19.8+419,134 | 80% | |
| Arizona Proposition 144 - Citizenship and Voter ID Requirements | No53.2% Yes46.8% 2,147,370 votes | O +6.4+137,412 | 80% | |
| Arizona Proposition 316 - Require Voter Approval for Local Grocery Tax IncreasesWinner: Yes | Yes61.5% No38.5% 2,131,545 votes | O +23.0+490,821 | 80% | |
| Arizona Proposition 317 - Designate Drug Cartels as Terrorist OrganizationsWinner: Yes | Yes57.0% No43.0% 2,138,496 votes | O +13.9+298,202 | 80% | |
| Arizona Proposition 318 - Designate School Athletic Teams by Biological SexWinner: Yes | Yes58.9% No41.1% 2,144,253 votes | O +17.7+380,217 | 80% | |
| Arizona Proposition 319 - Require Voter Approval for Local Photo Enforcement SystemsWinner: Yes | Yes61.3% No38.7% 2,132,522 votes | O +22.6+482,294 | 80% | |
| Arizona Proposition 320 - Require 60% of School Operating Budgets on Direct Instruction | No51.5% Yes48.5% 2,098,211 votes | O +2.9+61,333 | 80% | |
| Arkansas Citizenship Requirement for Voting Amendment | Yes69.1% No30.9% 862,859 votes | O +38.1+329,089 | 100% | |
| Arkansas Creation of Economic Development Districts Amendment | No50.7% Yes49.3% 850,262 votes | O +1.4+11,816 | 100% | |
| Arkansas Natural Resources Commission Bond Measure | Yes56.4% No43.6% 843,684 votes | O +12.8+107,936 | 100% | |
| Arkansas Right to Keep and Bear Arms Amendment | Yes70.8% No29.2% 865,055 votes | O +41.6+359,749 | 100% | |
| California Proposition 1Winner: Yes | Yes59.6% No40.4% 7,860,075 votes | O +19.2+1,509,957 | 100% | |
| California Proposition 2Winner: Yes | Yes59.8% No40.2% 7,854,940 votes | O +19.6+1,541,466 | 100% | |
| California Proposition 3Winner: Yes | Yes58.9% No41.1% 7,916,031 votes | O +17.8+1,407,871 | 100% | |
| California Proposition 37Winner: Yes | Yes61.2% No38.8% 7,820,248 votes | O +22.3+1,746,700 | 100% | |
| California Proposition 38 | Yes55.5% No44.5% 7,844,477 votes | O +11.1+867,261 | 100% | |
| California Proposition 39Winner: No | No58.8% Yes41.2% 7,964,882 votes | O +17.6+1,404,852 | 100% | |
| California Proposition 4 | No51.7% Yes48.3% 7,758,315 votes | O +3.5+269,725 | 100% | |
| California Proposition 40 | No55.3% Yes44.7% 7,973,598 votes | O +10.5+839,728 | 100% | |
| California Proposition 41 | No52.7% Yes47.3% 7,834,645 votes | O +5.4+424,763 | 100% | |
| California Proposition 42 | Yes54.0% No46.0% 7,911,395 votes | O +8.0+635,985 | 100% | |
| California Proposition 43 | No55.2% Yes44.8% 7,789,781 votes | O +10.4+806,681 | 100% | |
| California Proposition 44Winner: No | No81.9% Yes18.1% 7,778,290 votes | O +63.7+4,957,836 | 100% | |
| California Proposition 45 | No54.3% Yes45.7% 7,754,039 votes | O +8.6+667,899 | 100% | |
| California Proposition 5 | Yes50.6% No49.4% 7,627,448 votes | O +1.2+89,354 | 100% | |
| Colorado Amendment 81 | No55.0% Yes45.0% 2,150,553 votes | O +10.1+216,237 | 85% | |
| Colorado Amendment 82 | No53.9% Yes46.1% 2,131,368 votes | O +7.7+165,120 | 85% | |
| Colorado Amendment 83 | No55.2% Yes44.8% 2,132,923 votes | O +10.3+219,999 | 85% | |
| Colorado Amendment 84Winner: No | No63.4% Yes36.6% 2,153,170 votes | O +26.7+575,206 | 85% | |
| Colorado Amendment 85 | Yes50.8% No49.2% 2,136,667 votes | O +1.6+33,951 | 85% | |
| Colorado Amendment 86 | No53.4% Yes46.6% 2,100,450 votes | O +6.8+142,540 | 85% | |
| Colorado Amendment 87 | Yes50.5% No49.5% 2,142,640 votes | O +1.0+21,046 | 85% | |
| Colorado Proposition 132 | Yes52.7% No47.3% 2,134,984 votes | O +5.4+115,394 | 85% | |
| Colorado Proposition 133Winner: Yes | Yes61.8% No38.2% 2,133,752 votes | O +23.7+505,328 | 85% | |
| Colorado Proposition 134 | Yes52.4% No47.6% 2,134,843 votes | O +4.7+101,009 | 85% | |
| Colorado Proposition 135 | Yes51.9% No48.1% 2,137,396 votes | O +3.7+80,148 | 85% | |
| Colorado Proposition 136 | No52.7% Yes47.3% 2,110,684 votes | O +5.3+112,092 | 85% | |
| Colorado Proposition 137 | Yes50.3% No49.7% 2,123,773 votes | O +0.6+13,569 | 85% | |
| Colorado Proposition NN | Yes55.4% No44.6% 2,143,041 votes | O +10.8+231,871 | 85% | |
| DC Initiative 86 - Prohibiting Force-Feeding of Birds | 0% | |||
| Florida Amendment 1 - Budget Stabilization FundWinner: No | No59.1% Yes40.9% 7,751,403 votes | O +18.2+1,410,413 | 93% | |
| Florida Amendment 2 - Exemption of Tangible Personal Property on Agricultural Land from TaxationWinner: No | Yes58.2% No41.8% 7,803,552 votes | O +16.4+1,282,080 | 93% | |
| Florida Amendment 3 - Increased Homestead Exemption; Lower Cap on Increases in Non-Homestead Property AssessmentsWinner: Yes | Yes62.0% No38.0% 7,933,851 votes | O +24.0+1,901,579 | 93% | |
| Georgia Constitutional Amendment 1Winner: Yes | Yes53.9% No46.1% 4,010,569 votes | O +7.7+308,959 | 100% | |
| Georgia Constitutional Amendment 2Winner: Yes | Yes68.4% No31.6% 4,019,577 votes | O +36.7+1,475,751 | 100% | |
| Georgia Constitutional Amendment 3Winner: Yes | Yes77.7% No22.3% 4,025,899 votes | O +55.5+2,233,083 | 100% | |
| Hawaii Ballot Measure 1 - Increase Time for Senate to Act on Judicial Appointments Amendment | Yes64.0% No36.0% 299,636 votes | O +28.1+84,056 | 63% | |
| Idaho Advisory Question: House Bill 932 | Winchester Model 1873 “Gun that Won the West” (.44-40)31.1% Winchester Model 1894 (.30-30)25.3% 518,832 votes | O +5.8+29,905 | 100% | |
| Idaho Constitutional Amendment: House Joint Resolution 4 | No66.3% Yes33.7% 698,026 votes | O +32.5+227,076 | 100% | |
| Idaho Constitutional Amendment: House Joint Resolution 6 | Yes63.2% No36.8% 695,531 votes | O +26.3+182,985 | 100% | |
| Idaho Proposition 1: Reproductive Freedom & Privacy Act | No56.0% Yes44.0% 710,232 votes | O +12.0+84,938 | 100% | |
| Indiana Public Question 1 - Bail AmendmentWinner: Yes | Yes58.2% No41.8% 1,740,056 votes | O +16.3+284,222 | 95% | |
| Indiana Public Question 2 - City and Town Court Judge Residency AmendmentWinner: Yes | Yes62.5% No37.5% 1,738,302 votes | O +25.0+434,982 | 95% | |
| Iowa Constitutional Amendment 1 | Yes56.2% No43.8% 1,203,656 votes | O +12.4+149,270 | 99% | |
| Kansas Constitutional Amendment - Citizen ClarificationWinner: Yes | Yes63.6% No36.4% 1,056,389 votes | O +27.3+287,935 | 99% | |
| Kansas Supreme Court Justices Amendment | 0% | |||
| Kentucky Amendment 1 Gubernatorial PardonsWinner: Yes | Yes70.7% No29.3% 1,266,927 votes | O +41.4+523,919 | 91% | |
| Louisiana Amendment 1Winner: Yes | Yes74.3% No25.7% 1,442,419 votes | O +48.5+699,985 | 100% | |
| Louisiana Amendment 10 | No53.2% Yes46.8% 1,408,176 votes | O +6.4+89,950 | 100% | |
| Louisiana Amendment 2Winner: No | No58.0% Yes42.0% 1,420,681 votes | O +16.0+228,001 | 100% | |
| Louisiana Amendment 3Winner: Yes | Yes67.8% No32.2% 1,433,818 votes | O +35.6+510,398 | 100% | |
| Louisiana Amendment 4 | Yes55.9% No44.1% 1,432,512 votes | O +11.9+169,808 | 100% | |
| Louisiana Amendment 5Winner: No | No62.4% Yes37.6% 1,401,075 votes | O +24.8+348,013 | 100% | |
| Louisiana Amendment 6Winner: Yes | Yes63.6% No36.4% 1,416,607 votes | O +27.1+384,105 | 100% | |
| Louisiana Amendment 7Winner: Yes | Yes65.3% No34.7% 1,416,531 votes | O +30.5+432,111 | 100% | |
| Louisiana Amendment 8Winner: Yes | Yes62.1% No37.9% 1,411,878 votes | O +24.2+342,028 | 100% | |
| Louisiana Amendment 9Winner: Yes | Yes58.2% No41.8% 1,415,626 votes | O +16.4+231,950 | 100% | |
| Maryland Question 1 - Arbitration Reform for State Employees Act of 2026 | Yes74.8% No25.2% 1,743,643 votes | O +49.7+865,955 | 100% | |
| Maryland Question 2 - Temporary Appointments on the Commission on Judicial Disabilities | Yes66.8% No33.2% 1,750,458 votes | O +33.6+588,278 | 100% | |
| Maryland Question 3 - Electoral Districts - General Assembly and Congressional RepresentativesWinner: Yes | Yes60.1% No39.9% 1,801,130 votes | O +20.1+362,332 | 100% | |
| Massachusetts Question 1 - Public Records Law for Legislature and Governor's OfficeWinner: Yes | Yes86.0% No14.0% 2,322,574 votes | O +71.9+1,670,584 | 86% | |
| Massachusetts Question 2 - Collective Bargaining for Public Counsel Services EmployeesWinner: Yes | Yes64.2% No35.8% 2,295,303 votes | O +28.4+650,803 | 86% | |
| Massachusetts Question 3 - Top-Two Primary ElectionsWinner: No | No61.1% Yes38.9% 2,334,444 votes | O +22.2+518,992 | 86% | |
| Massachusetts Question 4 - Same-Day Voter RegistrationWinner: Yes | Yes56.4% No43.6% 2,335,118 votes | O +12.9+300,592 | 86% | |
| Massachusetts Question 5 - Change State Tax Revenue Limit | No52.1% Yes47.9% 2,306,237 votes | O +4.2+97,813 | 86% | |
| Massachusetts Question 6 - Nature for All FundWinner: Yes | Yes60.9% No39.1% 2,311,367 votes | O +21.8+503,699 | 85% | |
| Massachusetts Question 7 - Limit on Required Lot Size for Single-Family Homes | No50.4% Yes49.6% 2,306,646 votes | O +0.9+19,648 | 85% | |
| Massachusetts Question 8 - Eliminate Recreational Marijuana SalesWinner: No | No75.7% Yes24.3% 2,352,577 votes | O +51.4+1,208,147 | 85% | |
| Massachusetts Question 9 - Firearm Regulations ReferendumWinner: Yes | Yes67.0% No33.0% 2,362,128 votes | O +34.0+802,654 | 85% | |
| Michigan Proposal 1Winner: No | No73.8% Yes26.2% 4,183,709 votes | O +47.5+1,987,873 | 93% | |
| Michigan Proposal 2Winner: Yes | Yes81.3% No18.7% 4,263,598 votes | O +62.7+2,671,598 | 92% | |
| Minnesota Amendment 1Winner: Yes | Yes72.2% No23.3% 2,863,496 votes | O +48.9+1,400,769 | 100% | |
| Missouri Amendment 3Winner: No | No52.2% Yes47.8% 1,726,286 votes | O +4.5+77,132 | 89% | |
| Missouri Amendment 4 | 0% | |||
| Missouri Amendment 6Winner: Yes | Yes57.8% No42.2% 1,701,027 votes | O +15.6+265,925 | 89% | |
| Missouri Amendment 7Winner: No | No59.5% Yes40.5% 1,685,318 votes | O +19.0+320,764 | 89% | |
| Missouri Amendment 8 | Yes53.1% No46.9% 1,686,697 votes | O +6.2+104,593 | 89% | |
| Missouri Proposition AWinner: No | No59.6% Yes40.4% 1,680,414 votes | O +19.2+322,308 | 89% | |
| Montana Constitutional Initiative 132 | Yes66.3% No33.7% 5,343 votes | O +32.6+1,743 | 14% | |
| Montana Constitutional Initiative 133 | Yes68.0% No32.0% 5,452 votes | O +36.0+1,960 | 14% | |
| Montana Initiative 194 | Yes70.4% No29.6% 5,719 votes | O +40.7+2,329 | 14% | |
| Nebraska Initiative Measure 440 | No54.9% Yes45.1% 729,980 votes | O +9.8+71,362 | 100% | |
| Nebraska Initiative Measure 441 | No54.5% Yes45.5% 729,925 votes | O +8.9+65,241 | 100% | |
| Nebraska Initiative Measure 442 | Yes68.0% No32.0% 722,635 votes | O +36.1+260,797 | 100% | |
| Nebraska Proposed Amendment No. 1 | No81.4% Yes18.6% 712,142 votes | O +62.9+447,926 | 100% | |
| Nevada Question 6Winner: Yes | Yes63.1% No36.9% 969,728 votes | O +26.2+254,438 | 56% | |
| Nevada Question 7Winner: Yes | Yes62.5% No37.5% 976,446 votes | O +25.0+244,226 | 56% | |
| New Hampshire Question 1 - Eliminate the Office of Register of Probate Amendment | Yes64.9% No35.1% 554,073 votes | O +29.9+165,655 | 89% | |
| New Hampshire Question 2 - Property Tax Cap | Yes58.9% No41.1% 597,679 votes | O +17.8+106,155 | 97% | |
| New Mexico Bond Question 1 | Yes69.6% No30.4% 647,567 votes | O +39.2+253,643 | 93% | |
| New Mexico Bond Question 2 | Yes65.9% No34.1% 643,766 votes | O +31.8+205,020 | 93% | |
| New Mexico Bond Question 3 | Yes64.2% No35.8% 642,819 votes | O +28.5+183,071 | 93% | |
| New Mexico Constitutional Amendment 1 | Yes75.1% No24.9% 658,805 votes | O +50.1+330,069 | 93% | |
| New Mexico Constitutional Amendment 2 | Yes64.8% No35.2% 654,167 votes | O +29.6+193,577 | 93% | |
| New Mexico Constitutional Amendment 3 | Yes69.9% No30.1% 632,054 votes | O +39.8+251,778 | 93% | |
| New Mexico Constitutional Amendment 4 | Yes63.4% No36.6% 655,179 votes | O +26.8+175,817 | 93% | |
| Constitutional Amendment - Maximum Income Tax Rate Of 3.5% | Yes61.9% No38.1% 4,133,928 votes | O +23.8+985,552 | 100% | |
| Constitutional Amendment - Property Tax Levy Limit | Yes60.4% No39.6% 4,125,461 votes | O +20.8+860,061 | 100% | |
| Constitutional Amendment - Require Photo Id For VotingWinner: Yes | Yes59.6% No40.4% 4,133,040 votes | O +19.2+793,512 | 100% | |
| North Dakota Constitutional Measure 1 | No56.5% Yes43.5% 233,606 votes | O +13.0+30,288 | 100% | |
| North Dakota Constitutional Measure 2 | No50.6% Yes49.4% 235,415 votes | O +1.2+2,889 | 100% | |
| Ohio State Issue 3 To require voters to present photo identification in order to voteWinner: Yes | Yes65.3% No34.7% 4,491,109 votes | O +30.7+1,377,381 | 100% | |
| Oklahoma State Question 845Winner: No | No72.5% Yes27.5% 1,066,064 votes | O +45.1+480,380 | 100% | |
| Oklahoma State Question 847 | No54.3% Yes45.7% 1,073,524 votes | O +8.5+91,602 | 100% | |
| Rhode Island Question 1: Higher Education Facilities - $275,000,000 | Yes59.9% No40.1% 341,889 votes | O +19.7+67,353 | 97% | |
| Rhode Island Question 2: Housing and Homeownership - $120,000,000 | Yes61.2% No38.8% 340,970 votes | O +22.3+76,154 | 97% | |
| Rhode Island Question 3: Economic Development - $100,000,000 | No52.4% Yes47.6% 335,213 votes | O +4.9+16,329 | 97% | |
| Rhode Island Question 4: Cultural Economy - $50,000,000 | No50.8% Yes49.2% 338,489 votes | O +1.5+5,143 | 97% | |
| Rhode Island Question 5: Green Economy Bonds - $55,000,000 | Yes66.9% No33.1% 340,157 votes | O +33.9+115,295 | 97% | |
| South Carolina Agriculture Commissioner | Cody Simpson (R)51.6% DeShawn Blanding (D)45.7% 2,017,979 votes | R +5.9+120,047 | 90% | |
| South Carolina Attorney General | David Stumbo (R)52.3% Richard Hricik (D)47.7% 2,022,170 votes | R +4.7+94,880 | 100% | |
| South Carolina Comptroller General | Mike Burkhold (R)52.1% Tiffany Boozer (D)47.9% 2,011,530 votes | R +4.2+83,918 | 100% | |
| South Carolina Secretary of State | Mark Hammond (R)52.9% Jason Belton (D)47.1% 2,028,719 votes | R +5.8+116,875 | 100% | |
| South Carolina Superintendent of Education | Ellen Weaver (R)51.0% Sylvia Wright (D)48.2% 2,022,330 votes | R +2.8+56,590 | 90% | |
| South Carolina Treasurer | Curtis Loftis (R)52.5% Vincent Coe (D)47.5% 2,022,097 votes | R +5.0+101,541 | 100% | |
| South Dakota Amendment I | No55.8% Yes44.2% 296,578 votes | O +11.5+34,204 | 100% | |
| South Dakota Amendment JWinner: Yes | Yes61.5% No38.5% 298,649 votes | O +23.0+68,831 | 100% | |
| South Dakota Amendment KWinner: Yes | Yes60.9% No39.1% 293,018 votes | O +21.9+64,090 | 100% | |
| South Dakota Amendment LWinner: No | No57.6% Yes42.4% 297,494 votes | O +15.2+45,186 | 100% | |
| Utah Constitutional Amendment A | Yes60.8% No39.2% 756,463 votes | O +21.6+163,437 | 93% | |
| Utah Constitutional Amendment B | No61.6% Yes38.4% 763,395 votes | O +23.1+176,635 | 93% | |
| Virginia Constitutional Amendment Question 1Winner: Yes | 0% | |||
| Virginia Constitutional Amendment Question 1Winner: Yes | Yes62.3% No37.7% 3,515,741 votes | O +24.6+864,091 | 100% | |
| Virginia Constitutional Amendment Question 2Winner: Yes | Yes57.3% No42.7% 3,545,230 votes | O +14.6+517,072 | 100% | |
| Virginia Constitutional Amendment Question 2Winner: Yes | 0% | |||
| Virginia Constitutional Amendment Question 3Winner: Yes | 0% | |||
| Virginia Constitutional Amendment Question 3Winner: Yes | Yes56.4% No43.6% 3,539,794 votes | O +12.7+451,118 | 100% | |
| West Virginia Amendment 1 Citizenship Requirement to Vote in West Virginia Elections | Yes79.5% No20.5% 426,971 votes | O +59.0+251,963 | 98% | |
| Wisconsin Question 1 - Prohibit Partial Veto to Create or Increase Taxes or FeesWinner: Yes | Yes50.7% No49.3% 2,569,792 votes | O +1.4+35,014 | 94% | |
| Wisconsin Question 2 - Prohibit Closing Places of Worship During EmergenciesWinner: No | No52.0% Yes48.0% 2,579,835 votes | O +3.9+101,781 | 94% | |
| Wisconsin Question 3 - Prohibit Government Discrimination or Preferential TreatmentWinner: Yes | Yes56.4% No43.6% 2,563,125 votes | O +12.9+329,643 | 94% | |
| Wyoming Proposition 1 - Homeowner Primary Residence Property Tax Exemption | No56.8% Yes43.2% 155,457 votes | O +13.5+21,063 | 92% |
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