Voters in these Democratic strongholds could ban trans girls from girls' school sports
Summary
Activists have put proposed bans on transgender girls and women competing in female school sports on the ballots in Colorado and Washington, despite state officials having rejected such bans. Supporters say they expect the measures to pass, as some Democratic leaders reconsider their positions and polls show general public support for bans.Key Facts
- Colorado and Washington are described as reliably Democratic states.
- Elected officials in both states have rejected efforts to ban transgender women and girls from female sports competitions.
- Activists used ballot measures to put proposed bans before voters.
- The proposed bans focus on transgender girls and women competing in female sports.
- The article says polls show Americans generally support such bans.
- Supporters hope victories will encourage similar ballot efforts elsewhere.
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