This November here in Colorado, we’ve got huge decisions before us on multiple major ballot initiatives. I’ve created a complete statewide ballot measure guide to help voters navigate these important and weighty choices which will impact our state for years to come.
Amendments
Measure
What it does
Emily’s vote
Amendment 81
This amendment, if passed, would force Colorado authorities to provide additional support to Donald Trump’s ICE enforcement efforts.
- Yes/For
- No/Against
Amendment 82
This amendment is being pushed by the fossil fuel industry as part of their effort to stop the expanded use of clean, renewable energy.
- Yes/For
- No/Against
Amendment 83
This amendment doesn’t belong in our constitution and would restrict our ability to protect and responsibly manage Colorado’s natural resources.
- Yes/For
- No/Against
Amendment 84
This is MAGA’s latest attack on Colorado’s proud tradition of voting by mail. If passed, this amendment would create new requirements for filling out mail-in ballots that would lead to more rejected ballots and disenfranchised voters.
- Yes/For
- No/Against
Amendment 85
This could limit the amount of information voters are provided about ballot measures, a move by right wing groups trying to stop voters from understanding the fiscal implications of ballot measures.
- Yes/For
- No/Against
Amendment 86
This amendment is being pushed by the GOP to prevent Colorado Democrats from drawing Congressional district lines that fairly reflect the will of Colorado voters.
- Yes/For
- No/Against
Amendment 87
If passed, this amendment will improve funding for health care, K-12 education, and child care while making our tax code fairer by cutting taxes for 97% of Coloradans and raising taxes on the richest.
- Yes/For
- No/Against
Propositions
Measure
What it does
Emily’s vote
Proposition NN
This critical proposition must pass to address the budget crisis facing K-12 education in Colorado, ensuring all our children can have access to world-class public education.
- Yes/For
- No/Against
Proposition 132
If passed, this proposition would increase mass incarceration and prevent us from building a more effective criminal justice system that’s focused on reducing crime and improving health and safety in our communities.
- Yes/For
- No/Against
Proposition 133
I join leading advocacy groups like the Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault in opposing this proposition that, if passed, would make it less likely that survivors of sexual violence and exploitation will report crimes to law enforcement.
- Yes/For
- No/Against
Proposition 134
Please join me in opposing this proposition that is the latest Republican attempt to vilify and marginalize transgender youth.
- Yes/For
- No/Against
Proposition 135
I join the Colorado Medical Society in opposing this proposition that, if passed, would limit the gender affirming care doctors are allowed to provide in Colorado.
- Yes/For
- No/Against
Proposition 136
This proposition is the latest attempt by Republicans to cut taxes for the rich and reduce funding for state programs that provide health care, education, and services for the poor.
- Yes/For
- No/Against
Proposition 137
I agree with tax policy experts that this proposition, if passed, would prevent Colorado lawmakers from making responsible decisions with tax revenues.
- Yes/For
- No/Against