Advocates for wolf reintroduction repeal in Colorado fall short of fundraising goals
From ColoradoPolitics.com:
The first fundraising report from a group backing the repeal of Colorado’s wolf reintroduction program on the 2026 ballot fell dramatically short of its initial fundraising goals. The group sought to raise $200,000 by March 31 but only secured a fraction of that amount.
On Feb. 6, an email from the group called Advocates for Smart Wolf Policy pleaded for $100,000 in contributions by Feb. 28, as proponents prepared for the ballot measure to go before the state’s Title Board, which reviews petitions and ballot titles. That fundraising deadline was “extended” when it failed to reach the goal, and on March 6, the group upped the goal to $200,000 by March 31, the end of the reporting period.
