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Ballot Information & LWV-Colorado Positions

Where the League Stands - Locally.

League of Women Voters of the Pikes Peak Region (LWVPPR) supports a YES vote on Front Range Passenger Rail District Proposition 7A.

LWVPPR does not have a position on ballot questions 1A, El Paso County Public Safety Sales Tax Extension Measure, nor Colorado Springs School District 11 Issue 4A.

League Candidate Forums and Ballot Discussion Links

Check out our candidate conversations and election podcasts!

Visit https://studio809podcasts.com/podcasts/making-democracy-work/ to hear our podcasts, including all of the forums listed above.

Ballot Issues Forum, get ready for the 2026 midterm elections and review the state ballot issues and the local Front Range Passenger Rail Initiative.

VOTE! Know What Happens If You Don't? Get ready for the 2026 midterm elections as we get into the weeds about voter turnout, which elections have the least amount of turnout and so much more – with Anton Schulzki, Retired Social Studies Teacher & Former President of the National Council for Social Studies.

Colorado Springs Notified:

League of Women Voters of Pikes Peak Region and Citizens Project Allege that April Elections Disparately Discriminate Against Black and Latino Voters in First Notice Letter Sent Under Newly Enacted Colorado Voting Rights Act

Read League's February 26, 2026 Press Release Here.

Read the Notification Letter to the City of Colorado Springs

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