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In a second unanimous opinion, the Colorado Supreme Court concluded that dividing the original proposal into two separate ballot measures still failed to satisfy the state’s single-subject requirement. A spokesperson for Coloradans for a Level Playing Field did not immediately comment on the rulings. The legal challenge comes amid a broader national debate over mid-decade congressional redistricting. The issue gained momentum last year after President Donald Trump encouraged Republican-led states to consider redrawing congressional maps in an effort to strengthen the GOP’s narrow majority in the U.S. House of Representatives.
