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After police funding initiative passed, Colorado lawmakers want voters to know the cost of some ballot questions
House Bill 1084 mandates disclosure of funding sources or potential budget cuts for state spending ballot measures following a $350 million police funding gap, proponents said.
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After police funding initiative passed, Colorado lawmakers want voters to know the cost of some ballot questions
In the 2024 election, Colorado voters passed a conservative-backed ballot measure that directed cash-strapped lawmakers to find $350 million for police training. Should a similar proposal come before voters again, state lawmakers want the public to know the budget impact the ballot measure would have. The Colorado House passed a bill Friday that would require more information to be included in the ballot language of some voter initiatives. If th…
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