Requirements for Off‑Cycle Congressional Redistricting. 2026 results by county, from Colorado's official results file: Yes 46.9%, No 53.1% statewide.
Statewide
Ballot title: Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado Constitution concerning congressional redistricting, and, in connection therewith, reenacting the current process for congressional redistricting in the Colorado Constitution and prohibiting modifications to a final map unless at least three public meetings are held, the modifications do not have the effect of dividing communities of interest or purposefully favoring one political party, and are approved by the congressional redistricting commission and the Colorado Supreme Court?
A yes vote
A “yes” vote on Amendment 86 requires the Colorado Independent Congressional Redistricting Commission to approve any new congressional districts proposed outside of a scheduled redistricting year.
A no vote
A “no” vote on Amendment 86 continues the current requirements for changing congressional districts every ten years.
Yes 46.9%No 53.1%
1,214,967 yes and 1,376,879 no. Needs 55% yes to pass; the line on the bar marks it.
The state's unofficial totals. We don't call measures.
By county
64 counties: Yes has the most votes in 40, No has the most votes in 24. The figures for each county are from the same file and add up to the statewide totals.
