While electing officials to make and enforce laws, voters in dozens of states are also deciding on more than 140 ballot proposals affecting the way people legally live, work and die.

As 10 states consider measures related to abortion or reproductive rights on Tuesday’s ballots, about a half-dozen states are weighing the legalization of marijuana for either recreational or medical use. About two dozen measures are focused on future elections, including several specifically barring noncitizens voting. Other state measures affect wages, taxes, housing and education.

State measures affecting immigration, abortion, minimum wage and even sports betting on the table in dozens of states{ai:summary}<p>Voters in numerous states are addressing over 140 ballot proposals that influence legal aspects of life, work, and death. Key issues include abortion rights, marijuana legalization, and noncitizen voting restrictions, along with measures on wages, taxes, housing, and education.</p><p>These decisions reflect a broad range of societal concerns as states shape their laws through direct voter input. #politics</p>

Voters deciding dozens of ballot measures affecting life, death, taxes and more

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