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Ballotpedia:WikiProject Colorado
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Ballot measures
Improvement priorities
- Continue work on articles and charts on past initiatives.
- Putting up at least stub articles on all the current pending initiatives, even those that don't necessarily seem serious.
- Adding articles about groups and individuals who actively support or oppose initiatives in Colorado.
- More information on local initiatives
- Political consultants and advocacy groups
- Following the money: Add information about donations and donors to ballot measure campaigns. This info can be found at followthemoney.org
Standardized
Bold articles with updated research links.
Strike out articles with appropriate categories and correct election results (%).
• 2000 • 2001 • 2002 • 2003 • 2004 • 2005 • 2006
- Reformatted main page.
Started
- Colorado 2008 ballot measures
- reviewed Referendum L through Amendment 51
Incomplete
- ballot measures 1912-2008
- Adding breaking news regarding Colorado initiatives
- Creating pages for "red links" (Red links are pages that don't currently exist but that we would like to have. Anytime you see a red link, you are encouraged to start a page on that subject)
Election results
It is the responsibility of the Colorado Secretary of State to maintain election results. That information is collected here.
2010: Aug. 10 primary and Nov. 2 general.
2008: Aug. 12 primary and Nov. 4 general results, PDF format.
2006: Nov. 7 general, Aug. 8 primary, PDF format, see pages 51-92.
2005:
- Nov. 1 general election for Referendum C and Referendum D.
- Dec. 13 recall election for District Attorney, Judicial District 9.
2004: Aug. 10 primary (pp. 52-86), and Nov. 2 general (pp. 87-142). Also includes results for Nov. 4, 2003 election concerning Amendment 32 (p. 45, Amendment 33 (p. 46), and Referendum A (p. 47).
2002: Aug. 13 primary (pp. 51-93) and Nov. 5 general (pp. 94-144). Also includes results for Nov. 6, 2001 election concerning Amendment 26 (p. 46) and Referendum A (p. 47).
2000: Aug. 8 primary, Nov. 7 general.
1999: Nov. 2 general election.
1998: Aug. 11 primary, Nov. 3 general.
1997: Nov. 4 general election (pp. 41-42).
1996: Mar. 3 primary, Nov. 5 general.
Voter guides
The Colorado Secretary of State's Election Division provides online voter information. The Colorado Legislative Council maintains digital copies of their Blue Book ballot analysis in English and Spanish back to 1998. Older information is available through the University of Denver Westminster Law Library:
Official voter guides
| Official guide name | Type of guide | Language | Available dates |
| State Ballot Information Booklet (Blue Book) | Ballot measures and judges | English | • November 6, 2012
• November 2, 2010 |
| State Ballot Information Booklet (Blue Book) | Ballot measures and judges | Spanish | • November 2, 2010 • November 4, 2008,
November 7, 2006,
November 1, 2005,
November 2, 2004,
November 4, 2003,
November 5, 2002,
November 6, 2001,
November 7, 2000 |
Unofficial voter guides
| Guide publisher | Type of guide | Affiliation | Available dates |
| - | - | - | - |
Research links
- Colorado Constitution and Statutes
- List of historical ballot measures in Colorado
- Digest of Initiated and Referred Constitutional and Statutory Amendments Since 1912
- Colorado proposed initiatives
- List of Colorado ballot measures
- History of Initiative & Referendum in Colorado
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- Add this template to article pages {{Colorado}}
- Place the stub template {{Colorado stub}} on articles that are incomplete.
- The following are additional related templates: {{Colorado State Senators}}, {{Colorado House of Representatives}}, {{Colorado vote fraud}}
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