The article delves into the ongoing efforts in several states, such as Florida, Arizona, Nevada, Montana, and Colorado, to put abortion rights issues on the ballot for voters to decide. These initiatives aim to specifically protect abortion rights in the face of potential challenges, such as the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Organizers in different states are working to gather signatures and qualify amendments that would secure reproductive rights and prevent possible future restrictions.

In contrast, red states like South Dakota, Nebraska, Arkansas, and Missouri are facing challenges in their endeavors to place abortion rights-related measures on the ballot. Court challenges, signature requirements, and other obstacles are hindering the progress of these pro-abortion rights campaigns. Efforts in these states to enshrine abortion rights constitutionally or advance protective amendments are meeting resistance, making their paths more difficult compared to some of the blue states where such initiatives are progressing smoothly.

The article also provides insights from a recent Fox News poll that indicates how voters view the accomplishments and failures of Joe Biden and Donald Trump. The poll reveals that voters tend to remember Trump's administration positively in terms of the economy, while associating concerns with his personality over the events surrounding the January 6th Capitol attack. Additionally, the poll highlights that voters do not strongly connect the abortion issue with either Biden or Trump, with other factors like the economy and immigration dominating their perceptions.