Colorado Voters Decide Fate of 14 Statewide Ballot Measures in Midterm Election
Discover the final results of the 14 statewide ballot questions in the 2026 Colorado midterm elections, including key constitutional amendments and propositi...
POLICY WIRE — Denver, Colorado — Voters across Colorado have cast their ballots on a comprehensive slate of 14 statewide ballot measures during the 2026 midterm election.
The election cycle featured a balanced set of choices, consisting of seven amendments to the state constitution and seven distinct propositions.
Each of these 14 statewide questions was present on every ballot distributed throughout the state for this cycle.
Official voting data for these measures is provided by the office of the Secretary of State, which certified the 14 statewide measures for the ballot as of November 2, 2026.
While the 14 measures applied statewide, voters residing within the Front Range Passenger Rail District encountered an additional item known as Ballot Issue 7A.
Ballot Issue 7A is a specific tax measure intended for the Colorado Connector project and was not part of the general statewide questions.
The rail district board previously approved the inclusion of this tax measure on August 28 with a vote of 14-1.
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