Colorado voters balk at harsher punishment for child sex traffickers
A ballot measure that would require life in prison without the possibility of parole for individuals convicted of child sex trafficking appears to be losing favor with Colorado voters, based on early returns posted after polls closed Tuesday night. Proposition 133 has so far secured 44.58% of the yes vote, while 55.42% of voters disapproved, […]
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