Denver Voters Decide on Referred Question 2J Regarding Public Safety Employee Charts
Election results for Denver Referred Question 2J, concerning changes to the chart for police and fire employees, have been reported in Denver.
Denver, CO, November 3, 2026 —
Election results for Denver Referred Question 2J have been reported, marking a decision by Denver voters on a measure that impacts the chart for police and fire employees within the city. The specifics of the changes approved or rejected by voters were not detailed in the provided information.
Referred Question 2J was placed before the electorate to address modifications related to the compensation or employment structure for public safety personnel. Such questions often involve complex negotiations and aim to either update existing agreements or introduce new frameworks for how police officers and firefighters are compensated or managed.
The reporting of election results signifies the conclusion of the voting period for this specific ballot measure. However, the exact outcomes of the vote, including whether the question passed or failed, and the precise nature of the proposed changes to the employee charts, were not specified in the available summary. Details regarding the potential implications for Denver’s police and fire departments, such as changes to salary scales, benefits, or operational structures, remain to be elaborated upon.
Further information would be required to understand the specific amendments voters approved or rejected and their subsequent impact on Denver’s public safety workforce and municipal operations.
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