COLORADO – Voters across Colorado get their say on Constitutional amendments dealing with qualifying age for the general assembly, changing the look of our ballots and redistricting for our representatives. There are also important issues dealing with education funding, transportation funding, oil and gas setbacks, compensation to landowners and campaign contributions.
Election results from the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office as of 11/16
Proposition 109 – Bonds for Highway Projects
| Yes | 949,500 | 39% |
| No | 1,468,773 | 61% |
Proposition 110 – Road Tax
| Yes | 987,944 | 41% |
| No | 1,443,402 | 59% |
Proposition 111 – Payday Loans Cap
| Yes | 1,859,517 | 77 |
| No | 547,608 |
Proposition 112 – Setback Requirement for Oil and Gas Development
| Yes | 1,113,143 | 45 |
| No | 1,367,175 | 55 |
Amendment 73 – Education Funding
| Yes | 1,134,161 | 46% |
| No | 1,308,088 | 54% |
Amendment 74 – Just Compensation for Reduction in Fair Market Value
| Yes | 1,134,870 | 46% |
| No | 1,311,929 | 54% |
Amendment 75 – Campaign Contributions
| Yes | 811,202 | 34% |
| No | 1,572,040 | 66% |
Amendment A – Prohibit Slavery
| Yes | 1,595,029 | 66% |
| No | 813,513 | 34% |
Amendment V – Lower General Assembly Age
| Yes | 886,258 | 36% |
| No | 1,562,823 | 64% |
Amendment W – Change Format of Judicial Retention Elections
| Yes | 1,259,110 | 54% |
| No | 1,080,069 | 46% |
Amendment X – Industrial Hemp Definition
| Yes | 1,417,431 | 61 |
| No | 919,483 | 39 |
Amendment Y – Congressional Redistricting
| Yes | 1,705,827 | 71% |
| No | 684,025 | 29% |
Amendment Z – Legislative Redistricting
| Yes | 1,682,472 | 71% |
| No | 684,870 | 29% |
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