Colorado Independent Redistricting Commissions
In 2018, the Colorado General Assembly referred Senate Concurrent Resolutions 18-004 and 18-005 to the voters as Amendment Y, which addressed Congressional Redistricting, and Amendment Z, which addressed Legislative Redistricting. Both passed with over 70% approval in the 2018 General Election.
The application process for the Colorado Independent Redistricting Commissions closed November 10, 2020. These links provide detailed information about the commissioner selection process: (Congressional, Legislative).
If you applied to be a member of one or both of the commissions, you will be notified of each subsequent step as it comes.
We do not yet know what effect COVID-19 restrictions or the potential for delayed population data from the U.S. Census may have on the work of the commissions. More information will be provided on this page as we get it.
Upcoming Meetings
| Meeting | Date | Time | Location | Media |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Judicial Selection Panel to Choose First Six Congressional Redistricting Commissioners | 2021-02-01 | 2:00 PM | TBD |
Results of First Drawings for Independent Redistricting Commissions
The first drawings took place on January 8, 2021 for the Congressional Commission and on January 12, 2021 for the Legislative Commission.
You can view the results of the first drawings on the congressional commission results and legislative commission results pages.
Also, you can filter for applicants that were selected on the Congressional Applicants and the Legislative Applicants pages.
Ineligible Applicants
Below is staff's required posting of all ineligible applicants for each commission. Individual applicant pages also note eligibility.Applicants ineligible for Congressional Commission