Colorado Issue 7 (1914)

From Ballotpedia

Colorado Issue 7 (1914) was a measure providing that intitiated measures rejected by people cannot again be intiated for 6 years, and if two conflicting measures be adopted at the same election, the one recieving the largest affirmitive vote shall prevail. It failed.

Reference

• I&R Institute ballot measure database for Colorado

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