Proposition 132 Asks Colorado Voters to Override Lawmakers and Set Harsher Fentanyl Sentences
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The bill was drafted by conservative activists, who also paid millions of dollars to collect voter signatures and get it to appear on the ballot
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I would strongly encourage voters to reject Proposition 132 by voting no. A growing number of leaders in law enforcement across Colorado, and across party lines, are opposed. Sean P. Murray In 2022, we strengthened the penalties for fentanyl distribution, and those who distribute large quantities of fentanyl should absolutely face severe sanctions. My office […]
With Proposition 132, possession of any amount of fentanyl would be a felony and distribution would be mandatory for 8 to 32 years.
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