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Colorado hunting and fishing amendment qualifies for November ballot

Proposed Initiative 302 collected enough signatures in all state senate districts to appear on the November 2026 general election ballot.

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Steve Kim
Sep 8
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Colorado's Elections Division certified that Proposed Initiative 302, titled "Constitutional Right to Hunt and Fish," qualified for the November 3, 2026 general election ballot after collecting sufficient signatures in all state senate districts.

Initiative proponents submitted 184,097 total petition signatures. The Elections Division verified 145,299 valid signatures, exceeding both the overall state threshold of 124,238 signatures and the requirement of valid signatures from each of the state's 35 state senate districts.

The initiative proposes to amend the Colorado Constitution. Statewide initiatives require signatures equal to two percent of registered electors from each state senate district, plus a minimum of 124,238 valid signatures overall. The Elections Division determined that proponents met the required signature threshold in every senate district.

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