Here's what voters decided on abortion questions on Election Day

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : Currently, abortion is legal up until viability in California, which is about 24 to 26 weeks gestation, per the Guttmacher Institute, a research group that studies sexual and reproductive rights.
47% : In Vermont, ABC News projects voters decided to amend the state's constitution to include a right to "personal reproductive autonomy," which includes abortion.
44% : The power to regulate abortion was returned to the state level in June after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, ending federal protections for abortion rights.
44% : Although it is currently legal in Vermont at any stage of pregnancy, the state's constitution did not grant explicit protections for the right to abortion prior to the acceptance of the amendment.
41% : During this year's primary elections, voters in Kansas struck down a proposal to remove the right to abortion from the state's constitution.
35% : In Kentucky, votes are still being counted to see if residents are in favor of an amendment to the state's constitution that specifies the right to abortion does not exist, nor is the government required to allocate funding for abortion.
35% : Abortion is currently banned in the state after a trigger law went into effect when Roe was overturned.

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