Colorado voters will decide Initiative 108 on November 3, 2026, which would reclassify human trafficking of a minor for sexual servitude as a class 1 felony and mandate life imprisonment without parole, expanding the definition to cover exchanges of monetary value for commercial sexual activity involving those under 18. The measure qualified for the ballot in March after Protect Kids Colorado submitted nearly 170,000 signatures, following the legislature’s rejection of a similar bill earlier in the year. Current law treats the offense as a class 2 felony with sentences of eight to 24 years and parole eligibility. The implied probability reflects trader assessment of strong voter support for stricter penalties on child sex trafficking offenses, though outcomes could shift with turnout patterns or late developments in the final weeks before the election.