ballot initiatives

Bell staffers testify on constitutional reform and tuition flexibility

Type: Email Communications
Published Date: April 28, 2010
Author: Watt, Joe

Rich Jones, director of policy and research at the Bell, and Senior Policy Analyst Frank Waterous offered testimony today on three bills important to the Bell.

Jones testified on two bills that concern Colorado's most important legal document – our state constitution. One bill would ask voters to create a constitutional review commission, and the other would ask voters to reform the process by which citizens initiate constitutional amendments.

Broomfield County

Type: Budget Watch
Published Date: February 24, 2010
Author: Watt, Joe

Click on attachment for county impact of Proposition 101 on ownership taxes and license fees

Petitions target Colorado state spending; 3 circulating

Type: Press Coverage
Published Date: September 27, 2009
Author: Hoover, Tim

By Tim Hoover
The Denver Post

A trio of initiative petitions being circulated in Colorado would slash at least $1 billion annually in state taxes, roll back property taxes statewide and dramatically limit government's ability to construct new buildings.

The three initiatives, besides having similar themes of limiting government, also share what appear to be common connections to former state Rep. Doug las Bruce, R-Colorado Springs, the father of the Taxpayer's Bill of Rights in the state constitution.

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