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2018 Ballot Information
2018 Statewide Ballot Measure
All 2018 statewide ballot measures are listed below. Below each measure is a list of issues committees registered with the Secretary of State in support or opposition.
Amendment V – Assembly Age
Count Me In! Summary: Amendment V is a referred measure from the state legislature that changes the age qualification for a member of the Colorado General Assembly (the official name of the state legislature) from 25 years to 21 years of age.
Support: Let Coloradans Serve
Support: Win the Fourth Colorado Issue Committee
Oppose: State Ballot Issue Committee
Amendment W – Election Ballot Format for Judicial Retention Election
Count Me In! Summary: Amendment W is a referred measure from the Colorado legislature that makes the ballot language for voting in judicial retention elections shorter by eliminating repetitive language.
Support: Win the Fourth Colorado Issue Committee
Oppose: State Ballot Issue Committee
Amendment X – Industrial Hemp Definition
Count Me In! Summary: Amendment X is a referred measure from the Colorado legislature that would remove language from the state Constitution defining hemp and instead uses the federal definition.
Support: Vote No on Amendment X (Keep Hemp Legal)
Support: Win the Fourth Colorado Issue Committee
Oppose: State Ballot Issue Committee
Amendment Y – Congressional Redistricting
Count Me In! Summary: Amendment Y would change the way we draw congressional districts in Colorado.
Support: Fair Maps Colorado
Support: Win the Fourth Colorado Issue Committee
Support: Yes on Y and Z
Oppose: State Ballot Issues Committee
Amendment Z – Legislative Redistricting
Count Me In! Summary: Amendment Z would change the way we draw legislative districts in Colorado.
Support: Fair Maps Colorado
Support: Win the Fourth Colorado Issue Committee
Support: Yes on Y and Z
Oppose: State ballot Committee
Count Me In! Summary: Amendment A abolishes the provision that allows slavery and involuntary servitude to exist in Colorado’s constitution.
Support: Abolish Slavery Colorado
Support: State Ballot Issues Committee
Support: Win the Fourth Colorado Issue Committee
Oppose: None Registered
Amendment 73 – School Funding
Count Me In! Summary: Amendment 73 would provide an additional $1.6 billion in funding for Colorado schools.
Supprt: Great Education Colorado
Support: Yes on Amendment 73
Support: Win the Fourth Colorado Committee
Oppose: Don’t Turn Colorado into California
Oppose: State Ballot Issues Committee
Oppose: Fix Our Damn Roads
Oppose: Blank Check, Blatant Deception
Oppose: Americans for Prosperity-Colorado Issue Committee(AFP-CO IC)
Count Me In! Summary: Amendment 74 is a constitutional amendment that requires the government to provide compensation when a new law or regulation reduces the market value of private property.
Support: Committee for Colorado’s Shared Heritage
Support: Ballot Issues Commitee
Oppose: Save Our Neighborhoods
Oppose: Colorado Rising for Health and Safety
Oppose: Win the Fourth Colorado Issue Committee
Oppose: Earthworks Action Fund Issue Committee
Amendment 75 – Campaign Contributions
Count Me In! Summary: Amendment 75 is a proposed constitutional amendment that would add a new section to the campaign finance contribution limits in Article 28.
Support: Stop Buying Our Elections
Oppose: State Ballot Issue Committee
Oppose: Win the Fourth Colorado Issue Committee
Proposition 109 – Transportation Bonds
Count Me In! Summary: Prop 109 requires the Colorado Department of Transportation to borrow up to $3.5 billion for a 20-year period by July 2019. The voter-approved bonds must be used exclusively for road and bridge expansion, construction, maintenance, and repair on the 66 projects identified in the measure.
Support: Fix Our Damn Roads
Support: No On 110. Yes On 109
Oppose: State Ballot Issues Committee
Oppose: Coloradans for Coloradans
Oppose: Win the Fourth Colorado Issue Committee
Oppose: Coloradans for a Responsible Futur
Proposition 110 – Transportation Funding
Count Me In! Summary: Prop 110 increases the state sales and use tax rate from 2.9 percent to 3.52 percent starting in January 2019 and ending in January 2039. The measure allows the Colorado Department of Transportation to borrow up to $6.0 billion for transportation projects.
Support: Coloradans for Coloradans
Support: Coloradans for a Responsible Future
Oppose: State Ballot Issue Committee
Oppose: No on 110. Yes on 109
Proposition 111 – Payday Loans
Count Me In! Summary: Prop 111 would cap all charges on payday loans, inclusive of interest rates and fees, at 36% APR.
Support: Coloradans to Stop Predatory Payday Loans
Oppose: State Ballot Issue Committee
Proposition 112 – Mandatory Setbacks
Count Me In! Summary: Prop 112 creates a 2,500 ft buffer zone between new oil and gas wells and areas such as homes, schools, hospitals, and water sources.
Support: Colorado Rising Health and Safety
Support: Earthworks Action Fund Issue Committee
Oppose: Protecting Colorado’s Environment, Economy, and Energy Independence (Protect Colorado)
Oppose: State Ballot Issue Committee
Oppose: Fix Our Damn Roads
Oppose: Spirit of Colorado
Oppose: Americans for Prosperity – Colorado Issue Committee (AFP-CO IC)
Colorado Judicial Performance
128 Colorado Judges will be on the ballot in 2018. Find out how the judges were evaluated with the 2018 Evaluations.
