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Colorado Democrats, Republicans are headed for another fight over TABOR
Senate Bill 135 aims to raise Colorado's TABOR revenue cap for 10 years to direct up to $2 billion more to K-12 education without raising taxes, proponents say.
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Colorado Democrats, Republicans are headed for another fight over TABOR
Rallying alongside a crowd of educators at the Colorado Capitol last week, Democratic lawmakers unveiled a new plan to raise the state’s decades-old revenue cap and unleash billions of dollars in new spending for K-12 education. Their measure, Senate Bill 135, would refer a ballot question to voters this November that, if approved, would allow the state to retain tax revenue that would otherwise be refunded under the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights, o…
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