Redistricting fight escalates as Colorado Title Board clears competing ballot proposals
Colorado’s title board on Wednesday gave final approval to multiple ballot measures related to congressional redistricting, setting up a series of proposals that could alter how the state draws its U.S. House districts for the 2028 and 2030 elections.
The board, which has final authority over ballot measure titles and language, has one remaining meeting in April before all measures must be finalized and begin the process of collecting signatures.
Each ballot measure will need 124,238 valid signatures to appear on the November ballot. The measures changing the constitution require 2% of valid voter signatures in each of the state’s 35 Senate districts.
The board’s Wednesday meeting was a rehearing on the redistricting proposals, based on challenges filed by several individuals.
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