Colorado Supreme Court Blocks Democrat Redistricting Push

Two companion measures would have separately paused the commission and implemented new district boundaries.

Supporters argued the changes were necessary to redraw district lines, while opponents contended they would have significantly altered the state’s current redistricting process. Advertisement In three separate opinions, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled that each proposed measure violated the state’s constitutional “single subject” requirement, preventing them from moving forward, NBC News reported.

“Changing the constitutionally mandated frequency of redistricting — however temporary the change —