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<p>Your support can help make daily passenger train service a reality for the Front Range</p>

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<p><strong>Issue 7A supports the Colorado Connector (CoCo),</strong> helping you easily connect to jobs, families, sports and concerts – even the airport.</p><p><strong>Daily train service to 12 Front Range communities</strong> with<strong> </strong>station stops in Fort Collins, Loveland, Longmont, Boulder, Louisville, Broomfield, Westminster, Denver, Littleton, Sterling Ranch, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo. Plus special event stops at the new stadiums for the Denver Broncos and Denver Summit!</p><p><strong>Up to 10 roundtrips a day </strong>to get where you're going no matter the weather.</p><p><strong>Reduce congestion on I-25</strong> by taking thousands of cars off the road and cutting air pollution.</p>

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See the Colorado Connector (CoCo) route map. Daily train service to 12 communities from Fort Collins to Pueblo. Issue 7A will make it happen.

Colorado Connector Train Map: 12 Front Range Communities | Yes on 7A

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Who supports Yes on 7A: Colorado's pro sports teams, chambers of commerce, and Front Range leaders backing the Colorado Connector.

Who Supports Yes on 7A for the Colorado Connector (2026)

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Yes on 7A funds the Colorado Connector, daily passenger train service from Fort Collins to Pueblo on the Front Range. Learn what it does and who supports it.

Yes on 7A | Colorado Connector Front Range Passenger Rail | Coloradans for CoCo (2026)

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What Issue 7A does: funds Front Range Passenger Rail, the Colorado Connector, with daily trains linking Fort Collins, Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo.

What Issue 7A Does | Colorado Connector Passenger Rail

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The latest news on Issue 7A and the Colorado Connector, Front Range passenger rail on the November 2026 ballot.

Issue 7A and Colorado Connector News | Coloradans for CoCo (2026)

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<p><strong>The Boulder Chamber came out in support of the proposed Colorado Connector</strong> passenger rail investment</p>

<h4>Boulder Chamber of Commerce supports passenger rail</h4>

<p><strong>Length of rail service connecting Pueblo to Fort Collins</strong></p>

<h2>190 miles</h2>

<p><strong>The Broncos, Nuggets, Avalanche, Rockies, Mammoth and Summit FC</strong> jointly announced their support for the Front Range Passenger Rail’s proposed expansion</p>

<h4>6 Colorado pro sports teams endorse Colorado Connector expansion ballot measure (Denver Post)</h4>

<p><strong>First trains in service</strong></p>

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<p><strong>This week we cover the latest updates on the Colorado Connector</strong> project and an upcoming vote that will decide the fate of phase two of the rail proposal.</p>

<h4> Trains Are on the Ballot in Colorado! (Transit Tangents)</h4>

<p><strong>Round trips a day on the Colorado Connector.</strong></p>

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<p><strong>The city of Fort Collins will provide information about a proposed Front Range Passenger Rail station</strong> during an open house on Oct. 1. The "interactive" open house will be at the station's proposed location, the CSU Shops at College shopping center</p>

<h4>Fort Collins plans 'interactive' open house for passenger rail station (Coloradoan)</h4>

<p><strong>Colorado professional sports teams have joined forces</strong> to endorse a November ballot measure that would raise sales taxes to expand a Front Range passenger train.</p>

<h4>Sports teams endorse ballot measure 7A (Gazette)</h4>

<p><strong>A positive first step</strong> that can demonstrate demand, identify shortfalls and develop best practices that can lay the groundwork for rail as a viable mode of passenger transportation in the state.</p>

<h4>Rail service between Fort Collins, Denver a welcome first step (BizWest)</h4>

<p><strong>of cars taken off the road</strong></p>

<h2>thousands</h2>

<p><strong>The Colorado Springs Downtown Partnership is backing Issue 7A</strong>, a ballot measure that could introduce passenger train service to downtown Colorado Springs through the Colorado Connector, also known as the CoCo line. Voter approval is required to extend the rail line to both Colorado Springs and Pueblo.</p>

<h4>Passenger trains coming to downtown Colorado Springs?</h4>

<p>Business organization says daily passenger rail will <strong>strengthen regional connectivity and support economic growth</strong> in Downtown Colorado Springs and across the Pikes Peak Region.</p>

<h4>Colorado Springs Downtown Partnership Endorses Yes on 7A</h4>

<p><strong>James Jordan Banks</strong> shows how the Colorado Connector will bring passenger rail service to Colorado's Front Range.</p>

<h4>Banks Rail News (Video)</h4>

<p><strong>New Train, who dis?</strong> Andy and James sit down with James Flattum, the Director of Outreach at the Coloradans for CoCo Intercity Passenger Rail Campaign, to discuss the 7A campaign for a new train to connect Denver to Fort Collins and Pueblo. </p>

<h4> Coo Coo for CoCo (Denver Urbanism)</h4>

<p><strong>Six of Colorado's professional sports teams endorsed Issue 7A today, </strong>backing daily passenger train service that would carry fans from across the Front Range to their front doors.</p>

<h4>Broncos, Rockies, Nuggets, Avalanche, Summit, and Mammoth Back Yes on 7A<br></h4>

<p><strong>The Colorado Rail Passenger Association is hosting an informational event Saturday on the future of the Front Range Passenger Rail</strong> project and a ballot measure coming to voters this fall.</p>

<h4>Community roundtable on passenger rail Coming to Colorado Springs</h4>

<p><strong>Community and business leaders from across the Front Range gathered at Denver Union Station this morning to launch Yes on 7A, the campaign to bring daily passenger train service to Colorado.</strong></p>

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<h4>Front Range Leaders Launch Yes on 7A to Bring Passenger Rail to Colorado</h4>

<p>For anyone interested in the future of intercity passenger rail in North America, <strong>Colorado is the state to watch this fall.</strong></p>

<h4>Colorado is the model for the next generation of passenger rail (Trains.com)</h4>

YES on 7A! Bring passenger rail to Colorado's Front Range

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