By year’s end, voters may have decided on as many as 160 statewide ballot measures, the most since 2018, when voters decided on 167 measures.
The number could go higher if a measure currently undergoing signature verification in Arkansas is approved. Or it could be smaller, depending on the outcome of court cases that could remove some measures from the ballot before Election Day. Earlier in 2024, voters in five states decided on nine ballot measures. In November, voters will decide on 147 statewide ballot measures in 41 states. In December, voters in Louisiana will decide on four more.
