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Good morning. This is Melanie Asmar with Chalkbeat Colorado.

Among the questions Colorado voters will answer in November is whether transgender students should be barred from joining school sports teams that align with their gender identity. In our latest voter guide, Senior Reporter Ann Schimke breaks down who supports and who opposes the measure, who would enforce if it if passes, and which sports teams would be impacted.

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Voter guide: Prop 134 asks Colorado voters to bar transgender student athletes from certain school sports

Colorado voters will decide on Proposition 134 on Election Day. Here is a breakdown of what a statewide ban on transgender student athletes would mean for schools and colleges.

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