Coloradans for Real Safety Solutions is an issue committee formed to oppose Colorado's Proposition 132, a 2026 ballot measure that would increase criminal penalties for fentanyl possession and distribution. The committee was registered in January 2026 and has raised over $1.1 million to campaign against the initiative.
The organization argues that Proposition 132 would increase incarceration rates and strain state budgets, citing estimates that the measure could cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars over its first five years. Representatives for the committee have stated that the initiative relies on punitive mandatory prison sentences rather than providing funding for drug treatment. The group also argues that the measure could lead to more overdose deaths by driving drug use further into secrecy and reducing "Good Samaritan" protections that encourage people to call for medical help during an overdose.
Major financial contributors to Coloradans for Real Safety Solutions include the ACLU of Colorado, the Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition, the Signal Behavioral Health Network, and philanthropist Lynn Schusterman. The committee's registered agent is Ashley Stevens, and Rebecca Wallace serves as its political partnership director.
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Photo: Coloradans for Real Safety Solutions (Committee logo, used for identification)
Contact and public record
- Website: noon132.com
- Committee address (Colorado Secretary of State): 191 University Blvd, Ste 118, Denver, CO 80206 · source
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