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Ballot measure banning mountain lion, bobcat hunting in Colorado, fails

The hunting of mountain lions and bobcats will remain legal in Colorado after voters rejected a proposition that would have banned the practice.  While election results are still unofficial, the Associated Press called the race...

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In 2020, voters in 13 Colorado counties supported Proposition 114, which required Colorado Parks and Wildlife to reintroduce gray wolves to western Colorado. Four years later, only six counties supported Proposition 127, which would have banned mountain lion hunting. The wolf reintroduction measure narrowly passed, due to urban voters. (A majority of support for wolf reintroduction came from eight densely populated Front Range counties, which ac…

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Does the rejection of a ban on mountain lion hunting signal a step toward bridging Colorado’s urban-rural divide?

Voters rejected a proposed ballot measure that would have banned the hunting of mountain lions, bobcats and lynx in Colorado, according to the Associated Press. AP News called the race at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday.  About 56% of votes counted were against the proposal and about 45% were in favor as of 8:50 a.m. The unofficial vote count showed the proposal lagging by more than 260,000 votes. Most counties in the state rejected the measure, aside from …

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Colorado ballot initiatives: Mountain lion hunting ban, ranked choice voting lagging in early results from mostly rural counties

The hunting of mountain lions and bobcats will remain legal in Colorado after voters rejected a proposition that would have banned the practice.  While election results are still unofficial, the Associated Press called the race at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday.  By midday Wednesday, Proposition 127 was failing by just over 270,000 votes with about 56% of the votes counted against it. Nearly all Colorado counties rejected the measure, aside from four on th…

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Colorado ballot measure banning mountain lion, bobcat hunting fails

Colorado voters on Tuesday night split along rural and urban lines on Proposition 127, which would ban hunting mountain lions and bobcats.

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Proposition 127 results: Colorado ban on mountain lion, bobcat hunting fails

The proposition would have imposed penalties for hunters who continue to kill big cats, including barring them from holding state hunting licenses for five years.

Colorado Public Radio

Ban on mountain lion, lynx and bobcat hunting headed for defeat

A Canadian lynx on the run in Colorado. Colorado voters on Tuesday rejected a grassroots ballot initiative that would have banned the hunting and trapping of mountain lions, bobcats and lynx. The Associated Press called the Proposition 127 race at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, when resulted showed 55.5% opposed and 45.5% in favor. The measure was backed by the group Cats Aren’t Trophies. Under the measure, a person who hunted any of the newly protected s…

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Colorado voters reject ban on hunting mountain lions, bobcats and lynx

By more than a quarter million votes, Colorado voters decisively rejected a ballot initiative that sought to ban the hunting of mountain lions, bobcats and [...]

Colorado ballot initiatives: Mountain lion hunting ban, ranked choice voting lagging in early results from mostly rural counties

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