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Parental Rights Org Celebrates Passage of Girls’ Sports Protection Measures

Voters approved restrictions in four states as Democrats won Congress, deepening a split between national election results and social policy preferences.

  • Voters in Arizona, Colorado, Nebraska, and Washington approved ballot measures on Tuesday restricting transgender athletes from competing in girls' and women's sports, even as Democrats secured control of Congress.
  • Conservatives pursued these voter initiatives after state legislatures failed to adopt such policies, with Protect Kids Colorado founder Erin Lee framing measures as protections for 'common sense' fairness and safety in female athletics.
  • Nebraska's Initiative Measure 442 passed with nearly 70% support, while Washington's Initiative 638 and Colorado's Proposition 134 received roughly 57% and approximately 52% respectively. Arizona's Proposition 318 also banned males from female private spaces.
  • The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association confirmed it will implement changes by Dec. 3, including updated physical exam requirements. Opposition group Families Not Politics said Thursday the campaign turned transgender children into 'statewide controversies.'
  • With Democrats preparing to control Congress in January, passing nationwide restrictions could face significant obstacles. Sociologist Abigail Saguy noted the results reveal how polarized news reporting has been regarding these social issues.
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Parental rights org celebrates passage of girls’ sports protection measures

(The Center Square) – A parental rights organization and other groups celebrated the victories from the 2026 midterm elections for protection of girls’ sports and private spaces in Arizona, Nebraska, Colorado and Washington. The groups said that protecting girls is…

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