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How and where Amendment 83 failed to pass a constitutional right to hunt, fish in Colorado

The measure drew more than $3.3 million in campaign spending and fell short of the 55% threshold needed to change the constitution.

In November’s midterm election, one of the 14 statewide issues posed to Colorado voters was whether the right to hunt and fish should be enshrined in the state constitution, establishing those activities as the preferred way to manage wildlife.  The measure ultimately failed by a margin of around 254,800 votes and fell 10 percentage points short of the 55% threshold required to pass constitutional amendments, according to unofficial results post…

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Steamboat Pilot & Today broke the news on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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