The Board of the Libertarian Party of El Paso County has voted on every measure on the November 3, 2026 ballot. Here is where the board stands: it supports 8 measures, opposes 15, and split evenly on 1.
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Statewide measures appear on every ballot. County and local measures appear only for voters who live in that area, so check your own sample ballot at GoVoteColorado.gov.
WE SUPPORT (8)
✓ Amendment 81: Immigration notification
✓ Amendment 82: Right to natural gas
✓ Amendment 83: Right to hunt and fish
✓ Amendment 84: Mail ballot ID
✓ Amendment 85: Plain-language ballot titles
✓ Amendment 86: Off-cycle redistricting
✓ Proposition 135: Surgery on minors
✓ Proposition 136: 4.4% income tax cap
WE OPPOSE (15)
✗ Amendment 87: Graduated income tax
✗ Proposition NN: Keep TABOR refunds for education
✗ Proposition 132: Fentanyl penalties
✗ Proposition 134: School sports by biological sex
✗ Proposition 137: Sporting goods tax to conservation
✗ Issue 7A: Front Range Passenger Rail (Colorado Springs and Manitou Springs voters only)
✗ Issue 1A: County public safety tax renewal (Countywide)
✗ Issue 2A: Manitou Springs admissions tax (Manitou Springs voters)
✗ Issue 2B: Monument use tax (Monument voters)
✗ Issue 3A: Green Mountain Falls sales tax (Green Mountain Falls voters)
✗ Issue 4A: D-11 bonds (D-11 residents)
✗ Issue 4B: D-12 bonds (D-12 residents)
✗ Issue 4C: Hanover D-28 mill levy (D-28 residents)
✗ Issue 6A: Peyton Fire mill levy (Peyton FPD residents)
✗ Issue 7B: Elbert Fire tax (Elbert FPD residents)
BOARD SPLIT (1)
⚖ Proposition 133: Child trafficking penalties. The board divided evenly; both views are valid.
For: Libertarians can support Prop 133 as it delivers maximum punishment to adults who initiate force by trafficking children for sex, permanently removing those who violate the rights of those unable to consent.
Against: Libertarians can oppose Prop 133 because mandatory life-without-parole removes judicial discretion, risks punishing coerced victims, and expands state power without individualized justice.
Ballots are due by 7 PM on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.