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2024 Ballot Guide

You can find Colorado Common Cause’s recommendations on three statewide ballot measures and three local ballot measures in our 2024 Ballot Guide. We also asked all of the candidates running for State Legislature for their positions on several critical democracy questions.

Colorado voters have tremendous power to decide the future of our state by voting on ballot measures and electing candidates who represent our values. We hope these resources will help you make informed, pro-democracy decisions on your ballot this year.

Our Statewide and Local Ballot Measure Positions

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Statewide Ballot Positions VOTE NO ON PROPOSITION 131: This initiative runs the risk of increasing the strength of money in our political system. Candidates will have to spend more in the general election to win out among a 4-candidate field, putting independently wealthy candidates at a greater advantage to win and making it harder for grassroots candidates without personal wealth or dark money flooding in to break through. Proposition 131 is not a straight ranked choice voting measure; the “jungle primary” & top 4 structure will increase spending on campaigns, taking us a step backward in our mission to reduce the influence money has on our political system. VOTE YES ON AMENDMENT H: Amendment H creates a new, independent Judicial Discipline Board to preside over ethical misconduct hearings involving judges. Currently, judicial disciplinary hearings are private until disciplinary recommendations are made. An independent board with citizen representation will build more transparency into this process. VOTE YES ON AMENDMENT K: Amendment K gives our county clerks an additional week to provide ballot content to the Secretary of State’s office before an election. County clerks run our elections across the state, and giving them additional time to prepare will better equip them to run secure, accessible elections. 

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We asked every candidate running for our State Legislature a couple of questions...

Click here to see their responses