Government Structure

Amends Thornton's charter so a council member, including the mayor, gives up the seat on formally declaring candidacy for any other elected office.

Allows the 17th Judicial District's district attorney up to three consecutive terms.

Removes the term limit for the district attorney, allowing repeated reelection to four-year terms.

Gives Xcel utility-service and facility rights for January 1, 2028 through December 31, 2048, covering twenty-one calendar years.

Asserts local land-use authority in the charter, rejecting state-mandated rules unless the City Council or city voters enact them.

Enlarges the county commission to five members from three; a separate question determines how they would be elected.

Offers five commissioners elected by district, or three by district and two countywide, if voters enlarge the board.

Expands closed-session subjects to those allowed by state law and permits boards, commissions, task forces and committees to hold closed sessions.

Begins newly elected mayoral and council terms at the first regular meeting following certification of election results.

Allows public bodies to meet beyond public buildings and facilities when the location remains accessible to everyone.

Combines charter wording changes concerning pronouns, citizens, city offices and television in a single vote.

Puts full-time fire employees’ bargaining rights in the charter, with factfinding and a citywide vote when necessary to resolve impasse.

Creates a municipality within the proposed Niwot boundary; separate questions address charter drafting, taxes, revenue retention and borrowing.

Establishes an elected nine-member commission to draft a home rule charter for the proposed Niwot municipality.

Gives future Broomfield mayors 4-year terms, limited to two consecutive terms, from the 2027 municipal election.

Allows the 17th Judicial District's district attorney up to three consecutive terms.

Asks Salida voters whether to approve Ordinance No. 2026-09, the city's zoning of the 5-H LLC property as R-2.

Asks Salida voters whether the city may publish its ordinances by title only instead of in full.

Brings all Buena Vista property not already in the Chaffee County Fire Protection District into the district, subject to the town's commitment to reduce its levy each year by the 3.936 mills printed in the ballot condition.

Removes the term limit for the district attorney, allowing repeated reelection to four-year terms.

Removes the term limit for the district attorney, allowing repeated reelection to four-year terms.

Brings land in eastern Custer County, outside the district and the Rye Fire Protection District, into the West Custer County Hospital District; the ballot states no conditions, tax or rate.

Amends the charter to state that the Auditor's Office may keep enforcing wage and workplace laws under council ordinances.

Lets City Council choose a two-year budget term while keeping annual spending authorization.

Amends the charter on the Civil Service Commission and Department of Safety, including probation extended for approved leave.

Increases the board of commissioners from three members to five, at an estimated $760,000 to $1,300,000 a year from county revenue.

Reduces Lake City’s trustees from six to four beginning with the 2028 municipal election. The mayor remains, and current elected terms cannot be shortened.

Adopts a council-manager government, assigning department supervision and budget preparation to a manager appointed by the council.

Sets staggered four-year Town Board terms without term limits in the charter.

Begins newly elected mayoral and council terms at the first regular meeting after regular municipal election results are certified.

Removes the term limit for the district attorney, allowing repeated reelection to four-year terms.

Asks Creede voters whether the Board of Trustees may publish new or proposed ordinances by title only, with the full text kept for inspection at the city clerk's office.

Asks Creede voters whether the city may stop publishing its bill payments and contract statements in a newspaper, so long as they are available online and at the city clerk's office.

Lengthens the term limit for the Moffat County Clerk and Recorder by one term, to three consecutive terms.

Lengthens the term limit for the Moffat County Assessor by one term, to three consecutive terms.

Lengthens the term limit for the Moffat County Treasurer by one term, to three consecutive terms.

Removes the limit on how many consecutive terms the county's assessor, clerk and recorder, surveyor and treasurer may serve.

Limits Montrose councilmembers to eight years of elected service in a lifetime, consecutive or not, for any candidate after November 3, 2026.

Lets the Montrose City Council approve or disapprove the city manager's decision to appoint or discharge the police chief.

Lets the Montrose City Council approve or disapprove the city manager's decision to appoint or discharge the city clerk.

Organizes the West End Health Service District; its property tax is asked separately in Ballot Issue 6B.

Asks Morgan County voters whether to adopt the proposed Morgan County Home Rule Charter.

Brings land in northeast Pueblo County that is in no fire district into the Edison Fire Protection District; no tax rate is stated.

Lets Rio Blanco County's assessor serve an unlimited number of consecutive terms, removing its term limit.

Lets Rio Blanco County's treasurer serve an unlimited number of consecutive terms, removing its term limit.

Lets Rio Blanco County's clerk and recorder serve an unlimited number of consecutive terms, removing its term limit.

Lets Rio Blanco County's commissioners serve an unlimited number of consecutive terms, removing its term limit.

Removes the term limit for the district attorney, allowing repeated reelection to four-year terms.

Removes the term limit for the district attorney, allowing repeated reelection to four-year terms.

Decides whether the city adopts its proposed home rule charter.