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Colorado Governor-elect Phil Weiser discusses potential changes to girls' sports ballot measure

Colorado Governor-elect Phil Weiser has signaled the possibility of changes to Proposition 134, a ballot measure aimed at restricting biological males from participating in girls' sports. The measure currently leads in unofficial election returns with 52.66% support. Weiser expressed concerns about the implications of the measure and indicated that legislative revisions may be considered if it passes.

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Phil Weiser, the Governor-elect of Colorado, has indicated that he may seek to modify Proposition 134, which aims to restrict biological males from competing in girls' sports. The proposal is currently leading in unofficial election results with 52.66% support. Weiser raised concerns about the potential requirement for full body examinations for athletes and suggested that legislative adjustments could be made if the measure passes. The proposal's interaction with existing anti-discrimination laws remains unclear.

Key facts

  • Phil Weiser is the Governor-elect of Colorado.
  • Proposition 134 has 52.66% support according to unofficial results.
  • The measure prohibits male students from participating in female teams.
  • Protect Kids Colorado supports Proposition 134 for safety and fairness.
  • Weiser defeated Republican Victor Marx in the recent governor's race.
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