Colorado Voter Trust Initiative

The Colorado Voter Trust Initiative is a state issue committee formed to support Amendment 84, a 2026 ballot measure that would require Colorado voters to include the last four digits of their Social Security or state identification number on their mail ballot envelopes. The committee led the signature-gathering effort to place the constitutional amendment on the ballot, paying circulators to collect the required number of voter signatures.

The initiative was filed by Suzanne Taheri, a former Colorado deputy secretary of state, and Chuck Broerman, a former El Paso County clerk. Taheri also serves as a registered agent for the committee. As of late September 2026, the campaign had raised $4.2 million, making it the best-funded campaign on the state ballot. Its primary financial backer is the Coalition for American Prosperity and Growth, an Ohio-based nonprofit widely described in local reporting as a dark money group because it does not disclose its donors. That organization contributed over $2.2 million to the committee. The Colorado Voter Trust Initiative also received million-dollar contributions from Virginia-based organizations, including A Public Voice and the American Jobs and Growth PAC.