Four States Put Girls’ Sports Rules to VotersBallot Measures Put Trans Students’ Access at RiskVoters Could Draw a Clear Line for Girls’ Sports
On November 3, voters in Washington, Colorado, Arizona and Nebraska will decide measures affecting who can compete in girls’ and women’s school sports. The proposals range from new statewide restrictions to expanding existing rules.On November 3, voters in four states will decide whether to restrict transgender students’ participation in girls’ and women’s sports. Opponents warn the proposals could invite intrusive sex checks and discrimination.On November 3, voters in four states will decide measures to protect girls’ and women’s sports through sex-based eligibility rules. Supporters see Washington and Colorado as a test of whether the approach can win in Democratic-leaning states.