Left-leaning Washington and Colorado join more conservative states in banning transgender athletes

Washington voters approved Measure 638, banning students assigned male at birth from participating in female school sports, with more than 56% support

Measure 638 requires athletes to produce a health care provider's statement verifying their gender

Colorado voters approved Proposition 134, requiring schools and athletic associations to designate sports as male, female or coed, with 52% support

Arizona voters expanded a 2022 law via Proposition 318, barring transgender girls from female sports in all schools and restricting bathroom use based on assigned sex

2022: Arizona passed an initial law restricting transgender athletes in public schools · less than two years ago: President Trump signed the executive order 'Keeping Men Out of Women's Sports' · Tuesday (election day): Washington voters approved Measure 638 banning transgender athletes from female sports · Tuesday (election day): Colorado voters approved Proposition 134 requiring sports to be designated male, female or coed · Tuesday (election day): Arizona voters approved Proposition 318 expanding transgender sports and bathroom restrictions · Tuesday (election day): A Nassau County transgender sports ban was struck down by an appeals court

56% Washington vote share · 52% Colorado vote share · well over half States with bans

The article does not name the GOP nominee for New York governor who championed the Nassau County ban