A major set of election reforms, constitutional protections for abortion rights and a series of tit-for-tat battles over property taxes and environmental regulation top the long list of measures that may appear on Colorado ballots in November. “There’s going to be about 47 ballot measures on a really long ballot,” joked Theresa Conley, chair of […] The post Dozens of high-stakes initiatives could appear on Colorado’s 2024 ballot appeared first on Colorado Newsline.
Trisha Calvarese, the Democrat chosen to run in the special election to fill the rest of former U.S. Rep. Ken Buck's term, is facing an eligibility challenge in court.
The Coloradans for Protecting Reproductive Freedom coalition, which is working to get a constitutional amendment on the state's ballot that would enshrine abortion access, said Friday that it has collected over 225,000 signatures, passing the 124,238 signature threshold to make it onto the ballot. The group said it is still working to get enough signatures in all 35 state Senate districts as required by Colorado's secretary of state, but said it has only three state Senate districts remaining to meet that threshold.
Rep. Mike Lynch has secured his place on the Republican primary ballot in the 4th Congressional District and will face Rep. Lauren Boebert for a spot on the November ballot.