Review and Comment Hearing for Initiative #362, 363, 364, 365, 366, 367
In a statutory review-and-comment session, proponents led by Chuck Broerman walked legislative staff through six proposed 2026 ballot initiatives to require identification for mail and in-person voting, absorbing a stream of drafting fixes from the Office of Legislative Legal Services and pledging on the record to rewrite several provisions. No votes were taken.
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“Oh, yeah. Statewide is such a strange term because, like, to a voter that means only the four offices or whatever. But statewide really does mean all the Senate and all the House.”
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Sign in to subscribeGood morning. It is Friday, April 3rd at 9am and we are starting the review and comment hearing for proposed initiatives 20, 25, 26, 362, 363 and 364 concerning mail valid voter identification. If we just go out and introduce ourselves for the record. Hamza Sayed Legislative Council Staff here Slavely Office of Legislative Legal Services Suzanne Tehari Proponent Chuck Norman proponent perfect section 1:4105 1 of the Colorado Revised Statutes requires the Directors of Legislative Council Staff and the Office of Legislative Legal Services to review and comment on initiative petitions for proposed laws and amendments of the Colorado Constitution. We hereby submit our comments and questions to you regarding the Appendix Proposed Initiatives the purpose of the statutory requirement of the Directors of Legislative Council Staff and the Office of Legislative Legal Services to provide comments and questions intended to aid designated representatives and the proponents they represent in determining the language of their proposals and to avail the public of the contents of the proposals. Our first objective is to be sure we understand your intended purposes of the proposal. We hope that the comments and questions in this memorandum provide a basis for discussion and understanding…
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