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Colorado Proposition 136

Proposition 136 is a statewide question on Colorado’s November 3, 2026 ballot: Changes state law.

State
Colorado
Count
Unofficial until certified

From the Colorado Secretary of State, as of November 13, 2026.

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Colorado Secretary of State · checked

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Reported count

Unofficial count

In the count reported so far, No has 52.8% of 2,587,335 votes and Yes has 47.2%, a difference of 145,389 votes. The measure is approved when Yes has more votes than No.

Colorado Proposition 136: votes reported by Colorado Secretary of State
AnswerVotesShare
Yes1,220,97347.2%
No1,366,36252.8%
Votes reported2,587,335
Counted so far
724 of 4,230 reporting units
Source report
Status
Unofficial until the state certifies

Official summary

The state’s count names the measure but does not carry its summary. Read the official summary and full text at the state’s election office

Sources & notes

Count Colorado Secretary of State

The measure is printed as the state publishes it: Proposition 136 (STATUTORY)

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