Ref C

We should make sure Referendum C is left in place and allowed to function as the voters intended. We should not do anything to limit the modest effects of Referendum C.

We can give our elected officials more of the tools they need to do their jobs and hold our elected officials and state agencies more accountable in several ways.

Denver Post editorial in support of Referenda C and D that outlines problems with TABOR.

Articles: Campaign for Colorado Postpones Ballot Initiatives: Coalition Makes Difficult Decision not to Submit Signatures for November Ballot, Press Release: Campaign for Colorado will not Submit Signatures

The Daily Sentinel reports on the Bell's report detailing the decline in higher education funding as a result of TABOR and discusses Referendum C.

Articles: A New Day for TABOR Reform, Solving Colorado???s Fiscal Crisis: An Overview of Options to Fix TABOR

The Daily Sentinel reports on the Bell's outreach tour in 2005 in support of Referenda C and D.

Articles: Legislature Set to Debate Colorado Economic Recovery Act as Bipartisan Compromise on Fiscal Reform, Bell Action Network Offers Perspective on Colorado Economic Recovery Act, La Plata County a Model for Grassroots Effort to Promote Fiscal Reform, TABOR Continues to Gut Public Health Programs, COPOPS Urges Protection of School Funding in Fiscal Reform

The Rocky Mountain Bullhorn reports on the campaign for Referenda C and D.

Articles: Bipartisan compromise reached, Bell supports temporary fiscal fix, Speaker Romanoff???s letter to the Fiscal Responsibility Forum, Gov. Owens deflects criticism, supports compromise, Letters in praise of the compromise, National opposition to budget fix expected, TONIGHT: Metro Voices cable program looks at TABOR