Two new ballot initiatives, for parole eligibility and school choice, submit signatures to secretary of state
Two more initiatives vying for a spot on the November ballot have submitted signatures to the Secretary of State.
Ballot initiatives
Prop. 108, the ‘Citizens’ Tax Cut’ plan, could be headed to the ballot with nearly 200k signatures
A ballot initiative to reduce property tax assessment rates has received enough signatures to qualify for the November 2024 ballot, its sponsors announced Tuesday.
Eight measures expected to make November ballot, dozens more possible
The list of ballot measures awaiting Colorado voters in November is growing. State lawmakers voted to send five measures to the ballot before the Colorado Legislature adjourned on May 8, adding to two citizen-initiated measures that had already officially qualified for the ballot: an effort to include economic impact statements before the questions on ballot measures, and another to cap property tax revenue increases at 4 percent each year.
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Numerous citizen-led initiatives working for a spot on Colorado’s November ballot
Colorado is one of just 21 states that allow citizens’ ballot initiatives to change state statute or amend the state Constitution, and one of just 14 states that allow for direct initiatives, meaning the state’s legislature does not have to confirm the statute.
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From bag fees to car fees, two ballot measures could end Colorado’s fee-frenzy
In an effort to avoid having to go to voters for tax increases, Colorado state lawmakers have increasingly turned to fees.
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Protect Kids Colorado launches to protect kids, strengthen families through citizens ballot initiatives
Colorado is one of 24 states to have a Citizens Ballot Initiative process. Coloradans, that means “We the People” have a process by which to make law. Article V, Section II, Item 2.0, of the Colorado Constitution clearly lays out the people’s process by stating: “The first power hereby reserved by the people is the initiative…” The FIRST power.