Denver Judge Hears 10 Hours of Testimony in Amendment 87 Petition Case
A Denver judge heard 10 hours of testimony regarding a petition fraud case related to Amendment 87.
Denver, CO, October 19, 2026 —
A judge in Denver heard 10 hours of testimony in a petition fraud case related to Amendment 87, according to the information provided about the proceedings.
The reported details do not identify the judge, the people or organizations involved, or the specific allegations at issue. They also do not explain how the petition was allegedly affected or describe the evidence presented during the testimony. The case is characterized as involving petition fraud, but no finding of fraud is reported.
The testimony lasted 10 hours. No date for the hearing was provided, and the available information does not specify whether the testimony took place in one session or across multiple sessions. The court, the case’s procedural history and the legal basis of the petition are also not identified.
No ruling or other outcome was included in the account. It is therefore unclear whether the judge has made a decision, whether additional proceedings are scheduled, or what steps may follow. The information does not state the requested remedy or whether any party has responded to the allegations.
Amendment 87 is identified as the subject of the petition-related dispute, but no further details about the amendment were provided. Without those details, the scope of the case and the significance of the testimony cannot be established from the information available. The reported development is limited to the judge’s hearing of 10 hours of testimony in a case described as involving petition fraud related to Amendment 87.
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