Observed arrival · 2026-10-20
Colorado’s November 2026 Ballot, Explained
A Colorado voter guide organizes statewide measures and races, with descriptions of what YES and NO votes would do and links to voter resources.
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- Colorado voters comparing 2026 ballot choices
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- The page says constitutional amendments require 55% approval, versus a simple majority for ballot measures.
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The page separates amendments, propositions, and candidate races, then gives short explanations of ballot issues alongside YES and NO interpretations. It says constitutional amendments need 55% to pass, while other ballot measures need a simple majority, and distinguishes lawmaker-referred items from citizen initiatives by their letter or number labels. A Denver voters section and printable PDF also appear in its navigation.
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