ColoradoFinal Four Voting
Campaign Status: Loss
Outcome
Voters in CO rejected Proposition 131 (55.1% against / 44.9% in favor)
The Policy
Proposition 131: Final Four Voting – a nonpartisan, all-candidate primary where the top four vote-getters advance + Ranked Choice Voting in the general election
✅ Good for voters: Many of the Centennial state’s legislative and congressional races are decided in the primary; Final Four Voting would give voters more choice, especially in districts dominated by a single party.
Background
Who’s Involved?
RepresentUs worked with local partners in Colorado, including the League of Women Voters, FairVote, and our local chapters to engage as many supporters as possible.
GET INVOLVED
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The Latest On This Campaign
Proposition 131 debate: Weighing the merits and cost of ranked-choice voting in Colorado
Oct 25 2024
Proposition 131 would give more Colorado voters a meaningful, highly consequential vote.
Read MoreColorado ballot measure wants "open primaries" and ranked-choice voting
Mar 12 2024
"This is the most viable and impactful thing that we can do to foster a more functional government."
Read MoreThe Pathfinder: Ranked-choice voting coming to more statewide ballots in 2024
Dec 18 2023
Unlike most elections, in which a candidate can win with a plurality of the vote, RCV requires a majority of the vote to win.
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