Arizona approved the measure with 58.9% of the votes and Nebraska with approximately 68%, while in Colorado and Washington the votes in favor reached 52.4% and 56.8%, respectively
Nebraska (Initiative Measure 442): In Nebraska, the popular response was overwhelming with the approval of Initiative Measure 442, which received approximately 68% support from Yes votes. This is a constitutional amendment that requires mandatory classification of sports categories as male, female, or mixed according to biological sex, explicitly prohibiting the entry of male students into women's and girls' teams, permanently blocking any attempt at judicial reversal.
Colorado (Proposition 134): In the state of Colorado, Proposition 134 takes the lead with 52.4% in favor of Yes against 47.6% for No, accounting for between 75-80% of the votes counted. The measure requires K-12 students and university students to compete on teams corresponding to their sex defined by their original reproductive systems. In this same vein, Prop 135 is progressing favorably, aimed at restricting gender affirmation surgeries in minors.
Washington (Initiative 638): Demonstrating that the protection of female spaces penetrates even progressive strongholds, in the state of Washington, Initiative 638 prevails with 56.8% for Yes against 43.2% for No (with 60% of the ballots counted). This initiative —the first of its kind approved directly by voters in a traditionally blue state— prohibits the participation of biological males in women's sports competitions at the K-12 level and requires formal validation from a health provider certifying biological sex through anatomy, genetics, or testosterone levels.
Citizenship in the United States has marked a historic milestone by massively supporting the return to common sense and promoting the unrestricted protection of women and girls against the advance of the radical agenda. In four states of the nation, the popular will has clearly manifested itself to approve referendums and legislative measures aimed at eradicating the intrusion of biological males in women's sports, as well as in women's bathrooms and women's locker rooms. This overwhelming electoral victory reaffirms the political direction and the leadership of the government of Donald Trump, whose firm commitment to biology and sports equity finds deep support in American society.
The absolute focus of these citizen initiatives responds to the moral imperative to reserve women's sports competitions for individuals of biological female sex, halting the degeneration driven by promoters of gender ideology that threatened the integrity and privacy of athletes across the country.
Shifting from the general tide to the specific analysis of each entity, the official counting data confirms the triumph of common sense at the polls:
Arizona (Prop 318): The state of Arizona led this crusade with the approval of Prop 318, ratified with 58.9% of the votes in favor (1,219,360 votes for Yes) against 41.1% for No. This regulation expands the existing legal framework by defining the sex of individuals according to their original birth certificate. Furthermore, the initiative formally "prohibits the use of women's bathrooms and locker rooms by men with gender dysphoria", ensuring restrictions in private facilities "integral to athletic activity" in schools and athletic associations.
