Colorado: UPDATE on Castle Rock Open Carry Vote

Yesterday, the unofficial results of the Castle Rock special election were announced.  Referendum A, which prohibits the town manager from banning the open carrying of firearms in public parks, passed by 50.8%.  Referendum B, which requires a town vote before local officials are allowed to alter gun laws in Castle Rock, passed by 78%.

However, despite ten days of counting ballots, the vote totals have yet to be certified.  Upon certification, individuals would be able to openly carry firearms in public spaces other than schools and courts.

Your NRA will continue to update you regarding when the restrictions may be lifted.  Keep an eye on your e-mail and the NRA-ILA website for more information.


Read more at: NRA-ILA

Special thanks to all of those on the ground....Working together, we will prevail!