Colorado voters to decide on ballot measures on sex requirements for school sports teams and surgeries for transgender minors
Colorado voters will decide on two ballot measures addressing transgender issues: one requiring sex-based eligibility for school sports teams and another restricting gender-affirming surgeries for minors. Both measures were certified for the ballot on March 16-17, setting up a significant cultural policy debate for the state.
Key Points
- Two gender-related ballot measures certified in Colorado covering school sports eligibility and transgender medical procedures
- Measures will determine whether sex-based requirements apply to school athletic teams
- Ballot will also address restrictions on gender-affirming surgeries for minors