The People's No is a registered issue committee in Colorado formed to oppose several measures on the state's 2026 ballot. The organization's registered agent is Dusti Gurule.
The committee is actively campaigning against Amendment 81, which would require local law enforcement to cooperate with federal immigration authorities, and Proposition 132, which would increase criminal penalties for fentanyl possession and distribution. In addition to these measures, The People's No is focused on defeating two initiatives related to transgender youth: Proposition 134, which would require students to participate on school sports teams that align with their biological sex, and Proposition 135, which would ban gender-transition surgeries for minors.
According to state campaign finance reports from September 2026, The People's No received $100,000 in funding from the COLOR Action Fund. The committee operates alongside other opposition groups, such as Vote Common Sense and Colorado Communities First, as part of a broader coalition of civil rights, LGBTQ advocacy, and reproductive rights organizations campaigning against these initiatives.
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Photo: The People's No (Committee logo, used for identification)
Contact and public record
- Website: thepeoplesno.com
- Committee address (Colorado Secretary of State): 303 E. 17th Ave, Suite 400, Denver, CO 80203 · source
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