Colorado voters to decide on ballot initiative requiring life in prison for human trafficking of children
Colorado voters will decide on Initiative 108 in November 2026, a ballot measure that would mandate life sentences without parole for individuals convicted of human trafficking children. The measure amends Colorado state law to establish these new mandatory sentencing requirements for child trafficking offenses.
Key Points
- Initiative 108 would require mandatory life sentences without parole for child human trafficking convictions
- Voters will decide on the measure during the November 2026 election
- The initiative amends Colorado Revised Statutes to establish these new sentencing provisions