DENVER — Aurora Question 3A asks voters to repeal or keep the pit bull ban that was reinstated in March of 2024. Question 3A would allow residents of Aurora to own pit bulls, including American pit bull terrier, American Staffordshire terrier, and Staffordshire bull terrier dogs.

Aurora voters in Tuesday’s election chose to allow ownership of certain types of pit bulls, a long-running issue in Colorado’s third-largest city.

Measure 3A, which would repeal the 20-year-old ban, was leading about 44,341 votes to 40,184 votes at about 7:30 p.m.

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