Proposition 127 won in some urban Colorado counties ls most rural communities vote against a ban on mountain lion hunting

The Associated Press called the defeat of Proposition 127, which would have banned the hunting of mountain lions and bobcats, on Wednesday morning.

The hunting of big cats in Colorado will remain legal after the rejection of Proposition 127 by voters in the 2024 general election.

This proposition would make it a crime to hunt mountain lions, lynx and bobcats. race called Live analysis of the results › Hispanic counties have long been Democratic strongholds in Texas. Yet this year,

Election results show a majority of voters rejected a proposed ban on mountain lion and bobcat hunting in Colorado, though the outcome is not yet final. Of the nearly 2.4 million votes tallied as of midnight,

Get live election results for Colorado Proposition 127, a ban on mountain lion, bobcat and lynx hunting in the state.

According to the Colorado Blue Book, a “yes” vote on Proposition 127 would make it illegal to hunt bobcats, lynx and mountain lions in Colorado. The Blue Book says a "no" vote would continue to allow the hunting of bobcats and mountain lions, as it is currently regulated by the state. Hunting lynx would remain illegal under state and federal law.

Colorado voters on Tuesday night split along rural and urban lines on Proposition 127, which would ban hunting mountain lions and bobcats.