Statewide ballot measures

Voters decide 11 constitutional amendments and statutory propositions

By: Chase Woodruff and Newsline staff - September 20, 2020 4:00 am

Colorado voters in the 2020 general election will decide 11 proposed changes to the Colorado Constitution and state statutes.

Four of the ballot measures are constitutional amendments. Seven are statutory propositions.

Three of the measures were placed on the ballot by the state legislature, seven by citizen initiative and one — Proposition 113 — by referendum petition, which is a citizen petition meant to allow voters a chance to decide whether to keep a law already passed by the legislature.

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Amendment B: Repeal Gallagher Amendment

Amendment C: Conduct of Charitable Gaming

Amendment 76: Citizenship Qualification of Voters

Amendment 77: Local Voter Approval of Casino Bet Limits and Games in Black Hawk, Central City, and Cripple Creek

Proposition EE: Taxes on Nicotine Products

Proposition 113: Adopt Agreement to Elect U.S. President by National Popular Vote

Proposition 114: Reintroduction and Management of Gray Wolves

Proposition 115: Prohibit Abortions After 22 Weeks

Proposition 116: State Income Tax Rate Reduction

Proposition 117: Voter Approval for Certain New State Enterprises

Proposition 118: Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program

Placed on ballot by legislature

Amendment B, Amendment C, Proposition EE

Placed on ballot by citizen initiative

Amendment 76, Amendment 77, Proposition 114, Proposition 115, Proposition 116, Proposition 117, Proposition 118

Placed on the ballot by referendum petition

Proposition 113

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