Colorado Votes
Votes tagged as "Social Issues" | 13
Transgender Protection
Expands legal protections for transgender individuals in Colorado.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Cost per household: -$0.01/year
Transgender Protection
Expands legal protections for transgender individuals in Colorado.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Cost per household: -$0.01/year
Gender-neutral Language in Statute
Replaced gender-specific language with gender-neutral language throughout Title 35 of the Colorado Revised Statutes.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Same-sex "Marriage"
Repealed Colorado's statute clarifying that a marriage is valid only if it is between one man and one woman.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Racial Equity Commission
Creates the 14-member "Black Coloradan Racial Equity Commission" to study the "historical" and "ongoing effects" of slavery and "systemic racism" on black Coloradans.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Assisted Suicide
Modifies Colorado's assisted-suicide law by allowing advanced-practice nurses to prescribe life-ending medication and reducing the waiting period between oral requests from 15 days to 7 days.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Virtual “Marriage or Civil Union” Licensing
Lets a county clerk and recorder issue a "marriage" or "civil union" license without the applicants appearing in person.
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Constitutional Vote: No
‘Morning-After’ Pill Mandate
Requires health benefit plans to cover a continuous 12-month use of over-the-counter or prescription contraceptives.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Grandparent “Family Time” in Child Custody Cases
Provides that a grandparent may overcome the presumption that any parental determination regarding "family time" is in the "best interests of the child" during a custody case, allowing a court to appoint a child's legal representative.
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Constitutional Vote: No
State-Sponsored Abortion and Sex Mutilation
Requires certain health benefit plans to cover "abortion care" and "sterilization services," while allowing "contraceptive procedures, supplies, or information" to be offered to minors without parental notification or consent.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Equal Pay Day
Designates March 14, 2023, as "Equal Pay Day," due to "the persistent problem of wage disparity" among "women, trans women, gender-expansive people, and women of color."
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Constitutional Vote: No
Equal Rights Amendment
Proclaims that "it is time for the United States Congress to pass the Equal Rights Amendment."
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Constitutional Vote: No
Jail Standards Commission
Gives more rights to those who are incarcerated.
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Constitutional Vote: No