Tag: Congressional Redistricting
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Colorado body reviews redistricting proposals as battle heats up nationwide
With 60 proposals on the April 15 agenda, Colorado’s title board wrapped up its final initial hearing for the 2026 election cycle, sending forward a slate of measures that could reshape workers’ compensation and reignite partisan battles over congressional redistricting. After the title board approves the wording of a proposed initiative, supporters must collect 124,000…
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Redistricting fight escalates as Colorado Title Board clears competing ballot proposals
Colorado’s title board on Wednesday gave final approval to multiple ballot measures related to congressional redistricting, setting up a series of proposals that could alter how the state draws its U.S. House districts for the 2028 and 2030 elections. The board, which has final authority over ballot measure titles and language, has one remaining meeting…
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National redistricting fight reaches Colorado with ballot measures targeting GOP-held congressional districts
A Democratic-aligned group backed by the House Majority PAC filed four versions of a 2026 ballot measure Tuesday that would temporarily suspend Colorado’s independent congressional redistricting commission and redraw the state’s map in an effort to flip three Republican-held U.S. House seats in 2028. The group Coloradans for a Level Playing Field is pushing for…
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Redistricting commission’s tour of the state makes stop in Colorado Springs, but few show
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A public hearing of the state’s independent congressional redistricting commission in Colorado Springs on Thursday turned up only two speakers and wrapped up within an hour, a stark contrast to similar meetings that have drawn dozens of speakers and have lasted three hours or more.…