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    Colorado Voter Guide Information for the 2024 Elections

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    It’s too late to return your mail-in ballot, but it’s not too late to vote: Coloradans have until November 5 at 7 p.m. to vote in person statewide. voting centers or using one of the Colorado 433 ballot boxes.

    As you finish voting, we have some links that may help: How to cast an informed vote for which judges to keepexplanations about Proposition 131 (preferential choice voting) and Proposition 127 (mountain lion and bobcat hunting), and deeper dives in the 4th Congressional District Race (Lauren Boebert vs. Trisha Calvarese), Denver initiated Order 309 (ban on slaughterhouses) and issues like abortion (Amendment 75).

    Colorado ballot measures

    Amendment G: Extend the property tax exemption on homesteads

    Amendment H: Control of judges

    Amendment I: Denying Bail to Murdered Defendants

    Amendment J: Repeal the defunct ban on same-sex marriage

    Amendment K: election deadlines

    Amendment 79: right to abortion

    Amendment 80: school choice

    JJ Proposal: Tax revenues from sports betting

    Proposition KK: Tax firearms and ammunition sales

    Proposition 127: Ban mountain lion and bobcat hunting

    Proposition 128: Reform of prison sentences

    Proposition 129: New veterinary position

    Proposition 130: Law Enforcement Fund

    Proposition 131: Ranked-choice voting in elections

    Denver, DPS, Aurora and RTD ballot measures

    Summary of City of Denver Ballot Measures

    Ballot Number 2R: Denver Affordable Housing Tax

    Ballot Number 2Q: Denver Health Sales Tax

    Initiated Order 308: Fur Ban

    Ordinance initiated 309: Ban on slaughterhouses

    Ballot Number 6A: Downtown Denver Improvements

    DPS Ballot Number 4A: Denver Public Schools Bond

    Aurora Ballot Question 3A: Ban on pit bulls

    RTD Ballot Number 7A: Keep Tax Money

    Candidates

    Find stories and candidate Q&As for: U.S. President, U.S. House of Representatives (for Colorado), Colorado Board of Education, UC Regents, Board of Directors RTD administration, the Colorado State Senate, the Colorado State House, district attorneys, county commissioners and judges.

    Colorado School Board

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