Virginia voters passed a “reproductive freedom” ballot measure on Tuesday that enshrines current protections, including abortion, into the state constitution, according to The Hill, which cited a projection from Decision Desk HQ.

The Hill reported that the amendment puts protections for abortion, birth control, and in-vitro fertilization into the state constitution. It also protects fertility care, pregnancy-related care, and miscarriage care.

In Washington, Fox News reported that Initiative 638 held a commanding lead in what it described as a historic vote to protect girls sports across K-12 athletics. Its headline said voters “appear to pass” the first-ever ballot measure separating boys and girls sports, according to Fox News.

The Guardian reported that Washington voters passed a ballot measure banning transgender girls from playing on girls’ sports teams, which it called a major loss for LGBTQ+ rights in a solidly Democratic state. According to The Guardian, the measure says students in elementary, middle and high school who want to join girls’ athletics must submit health documents verifying biological sex for girls’ teams.

The reports differ on the Washington result. Fox News described Initiative 638 as holding a commanding lead, while The Guardian reported that voters had passed the measure. The summaries available for this story do not include vote totals or certification details. Fox News also reported that Frances Staudt celebrated as the measure held its lead.

Sources: The Hill: Virginia passes ‘reproductive freedom’ ballot measure; Fox News: Washington state voters appear to pass first-ever ballot measure separating boys and girls sports; The Guardian: Washington state passes ballot measure banning trans girls from school sports.