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2026 results · Colorado · ballot measures

Yes leads on 8 of Colorado’s 14 ballot measures

14 statewide questions, as counted by the Colorado Secretary of State. “Passing” means more yes than no so far. Some measures need more than a majority to pass.

Every question

MeasureYes and noYesResult
Amendment 81Constitutional44.7%Failing
Amendment 82Constitutional46.3%Failing
Amendment 83Constitutional45.1%Failing
Amendment 84Constitutional36.6%Failing
Amendment 85Constitutional51.1%Passing
Amendment 86Constitutional46.9%Failing
Amendment 87Constitutional51.6%Passing
Proposition NNStatutory56.9%Passing
Proposition 132Statutory52.6%Passing
Proposition 133Statutory62.1%Passing
Proposition 134Statutory52.2%Passing
Proposition 135Statutory51.9%Passing
Proposition 136Statutory47.2%Failing
Proposition 137Statutory51.9%Passing

County by county

More noMore yesShare voting yes in each county. Point at a county on any map for its count.

Amendment 81

Failing: 44.7% yes, 1,175,465 to 1,453,805

Amendment 82

Failing: 46.3% yes, 1,204,331 to 1,398,603

Amendment 83

Failing: 45.1% yes, 1,175,836 to 1,430,487

Amendment 84

Failing: 36.6% yes, 964,062 to 1,668,191

Amendment 85

Passing: 51.1% yes, 1,335,012 to 1,276,859

Amendment 86

Failing: 46.9% yes, 1,199,114 to 1,360,111

Amendment 87

Passing: 51.6% yes, 1,352,349 to 1,268,183

Proposition NN

Passing: 56.9% yes, 1,491,339 to 1,128,549

Proposition 132

Passing: 52.6% yes, 1,373,414 to 1,236,141

Proposition 133

Passing: 62.1% yes, 1,619,876 to 988,936

Proposition 134

Passing: 52.2% yes, 1,362,877 to 1,247,971

Proposition 135

Passing: 51.9% yes, 1,357,348 to 1,256,772

Proposition 136

Failing: 47.2% yes, 1,216,025 to 1,361,391

Proposition 137

Passing: 51.9% yes, 1,345,102 to 1,248,916