Colorado ballot measures split in 2026 midterm vote
Live results from Colorado’s 2026 midterm election show mixed outcomes for ballot measures, with several proposals projected to fail and others to pass.
Key points
- Amendment 83, protecting fishing and hunting rights, projected to fail 55.2%
- Amendment 82, allowing natural gas sales, projected to fail 53.9%
- Amendment 81, requiring law‑enforcement cooperation with immigration, projected to fail 55%
- Amendment 84, adding signature and ID to mail ballots, projected to fail 63.7%
- Proposition NN, raising TABOR revenue cap for K‑12 funding, projected to pass 55.3%
Live results from the Colorado 2026 midterm election show a range of outcomes for the state’s ballot measures.
Measures projected to fail
Amendment 83, which aims to enshrine the right to fish and hunt in the Colorado Constitution, is projected to fail with the “No” vote at 55.2%.
Amendment 82, which would allow consumers to purchase natural gas for personal uses and permit distributors and utilities to sell natural gas, is projected to fail with the “No” vote at 53.9%.
Amendment 81, which requires Colorado law‑enforcement agencies to work closer with federal immigration authorities, is projected to fail with the “No” vote at 55%.
Amendment 84, which would require a voter signature and an identification number on the outside of mail ballots, is projected to fail with the “No” vote at 63.7%.
Measures projected to pass
Proposition NN, which seeks to increase the TABOR revenue cap for additional K‑12 funding, is projected to pass with the “Yes” vote at 55.3%.
Proposition 133, which would establish life in prison without parole for child sex trafficking, is projected to pass with the “Yes” vote at 61.4%.
Measures with leading votes
Proposition 137 currently has “Yes” votes in the lead.
Proposition 136 currently has “No” votes in the lead.
Proposition 135 currently has “Yes” votes in the lead.
Your questions, answered
Which Colorado ballot measures are projected to fail in the 2026 midterm?
Amendments 83, 82, 81, and 84 are projected to fail with majority “No” votes.
Which measures are projected to pass in Colorado’s 2026 midterm?
Proposition NN is projected to pass 55.3% and Proposition 133 is projected to pass 61.4%.
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