Prop NN supporters say the money is guaranteed and K-12 only. The law says otherwise.
By Shaina Cole | Contributing Writer, Rocky Mountain Voice
The official campaign for Proposition NN tells Colorado voters the measure "requires a minimum 2% annual funding increase" for local school districts.
The Yes on NN campaign tells voters the measure "requires a minimum 2% annual funding increase directly to local school districts." Source: Yes for Colorado Kids
The state's largest teachers union goes further.
On its campaign page, the Colorado Education Association says the money "is limited to K-12 only and cannot be used for anything else."
The Colorado Education Association's Prop NN campaign page, captured Sept. 20, 2026. Source: Colorado Education Association
Neither statement matches the law voters will be asked to approve.
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