In re Ballot Title Nos. 241, 242, 328; In re Ballot Title No. 240; In re Ballot Title No. 327
The Colorado Supreme Court held that redistricting plans for the 2028 congressional election in five related initiatives could not proceed to the ballot, finding they violated the single-subject requirement. The court held, in part, that when a measure’s effectiveness is expressly conditioned on the passage of a separate measure, the measure contains multiple subjects.
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