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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES
Voters approve restrictions on transgender athletes in four states
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Voters in Arizona, Colorado, Nebraska and Washington approved or were reported on track to approve measures restricting transgender athletes’ participation in girls’ or women’s sports. The rules differ by state, including in eligibility definitions and documentation requirements.
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Why it matters
The measures affect school sports eligibility and administration in the four states, including transgender students, their families and schools. Washington’s measure requires healthcare-provider documentation, according to reports; requirements differ elsewhere.