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Colorado Proposition NN would raise TABOR revenue cap for K-12 funding
Colorado voters will decide whether to raise the state revenue cap, a change analysts estimate could direct about $500 million annually to K-12 education.
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Report lists 10 competitive House seats, including Colorado’s 8th
Denver Gazette published a Washington Examiner ranking of 10 competitive 2026 U.S. House races, placing Colorado’s 8th District eighth.
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Weld County commissioners approve Chalk Bluffs energy project
Weld County commissioners approved the Chalk Bluffs wind and solar project in a 3-2 vote after extended public testimony, Colorado Politics columnist Rachel Gabel reported.
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The Gazette editorial board endorses Amendment 81
The Gazette editorial board urged a yes vote on Amendment 81, a proposal concerning state and local law enforcement communication with federal immigration officials.
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Proposition 132 would increase fentanyl crime penalties
Colorado voters will consider Proposition 132, which would increase penalties for fentanyl possession and distribution and add treatment-related provisions for certain felony cases.
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Proposition 136 Would Cap Colorado Income Tax Rate at 4.4%
Colorado voters will consider Proposition 136, a measure that would limit individual and corporate income tax rates to 4.4% beginning in 2027.
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Amendment 87 would create graduated Colorado income tax
Colorado voters will consider Amendment 87, a proposal to replace the state’s flat income tax with graduated rates and amend TABOR’s single-rate requirement.
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Proposition 137 would redirect sporting goods sales tax revenue
Colorado voters will consider whether to redirect existing sporting goods sales tax revenue for conservation, wildfire prevention, parks and wildlife, with potential effects on TABOR refunds or the General Fund.
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Amendment 83 would add constitutional hunting and fishing right
Colorado voters will consider Amendment 83, which would add hunting and fishing rights to the state constitution while preserving state regulatory authority.
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Amendment 82 Would Add Natural Gas Rights to Colorado Constitution
Colorado voters will decide whether to add constitutional protections for purchasing and selling natural gas, a measure requiring at least 55% support to pass.
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Ballot Initiative 362 would add ID numbers to Colorado mail ballots
Colorado voters will consider a proposed constitutional amendment requiring additional identifying information on mail ballots alongside the current signature verification process.
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Initiative 234 would set ballot reading level
Colorado Initiative 234 would require ballot questions to meet an eighth-grade reading level and would restrict state-mandated wording in ballot titles.
