Following the example of states including Michigan, Kansas, and Ohio, two more states are officially putting pro-abortion measures on the ballot this November.

Pro-abortion activists in nine other states are currently working to collect enough signatures to get a “constitutional right” to kill unborn children on the ballot.

Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022, seven states have added amendments enshrining the “right to abortion” in their constitutions. According to AP News, abortion will officially be on the ballot in both Maryland and New York in November.

In Maryland, voters will be asked whether the state should constitutionally protect abortion. In New York, residents will vote on a broad equal protection amendment. AP News reported in January that the proposed amendment does not specifically mention abortion, but rather bars “discrimination based on ‘pregnancy outcomes’ or ‘gender expression.’”