Election 2020: Colorado Statewide Ballot Measure Results

Some important statewide ballot measures appeared on Coloradans' ballots in the general election, and the unofficial results are in.

Voters were asked whether gray wolves should be re-introduced into our state, whether Colorado should repeal the Gallagher Amendment, whether 17 year olds should be able to vote in primaries and other important questions.

Colorado Statewide Ballot Measure Results

*Results as of 7 a.m. Wednesday

Amendment B - Repeal of Gallagher Amendment: If adopted, assessment rates for all property types will remain the same as they are now; projected future decreases in the residential assessment rate will not be required; and any future increases in assessment rates would require a vote of the people.

• Yes: 1,573,790
• No: 1,164,871

Amendment C - Should the Colorado constitution be amended to allow nonprofits to hire charitable gaming employees?

• Yes: 1,415,356
• No: 1,321,325

Amendment 76 - This measure would limit voting in Colorado elections to United States citizens 18 years or older. It would exclude 17-year-olds who are currently allowed to vote in primary elections.

• Yes: 1,781,029
• No: 1,061,679

Amendment 77 - This casino measure would allow voters in several Colorado cities to decide whether new games should be permitted and bet limits should be altered.

• Yes: 1,651,940
• No: 1,111,960

Proposition EE - Should state taxes be increased on nicotine liquids used in e-cigarettes and other vaping products?

• Yes: 1,938,525
• No: 908,805

Proposition 113 - Should the legislature pass a bill joining Colorado with other states that are calling for the president to be elected by popular vote, rather than the Electoral College?

• Yes: 1,485,429
• No: 1,349,983

Proposition 114 - Should gray wolves be reintroduced into Colorado?

• Yes: 1,412,507
• No: 1,402,820

Proposition 115 - Should abortions be prohibited at 22 weeks and should those who perform abortions after this stage be fined and handed a misdemeanor?

• Yes: 1,161,625
• No: 1,676,245

Proposition 116 - Proposes to reduce the state income tax rate from 4.63 percent to 4.55 percent beginning with tax year 2020.

• Yes: 1,616,729
• No: 1,219,964

Proposition 117 - Proposes that voter approval be required for the creation of any new fee-based enterprise that is expected to generate $100 million or more in revenue during its first five years of operation.

• Yes: 1,414,954
• No: 1,291,682

Proposition 118 - This measure would create a state-run paid leave insurance benefit program for Colorado.

• Yes: 1,607,082
• No: 1,210,461

Read also:

• Colorado Voters To Decide Whether Gray Wolves Return
• Nicotine Tax Would Fund Colorado Preschool Efforts, Fight Teen Vaping
• Voter Guide: What The Gallagher Repeal Means For School Funding