Three ballot measures approved for the Colorado 2010 ballot

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December 16, 2009

DENVER, Colorado: Three ballot measures have been approved by Secretary of State Bernie Buescher for the November 2, 2010 statewide ballot. Proposition 101, aims to cut income taxes, vehicle registration fees and fees on phones and internet service. Amendment 60 proposes limiting how property taxes are raised and reversing recent tax laws which increased taxes. Amendment 61 calls for prohibiting borrowing by state or local government and require voter approval for future loans.^[1] ^[2]

November 2:

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result
LRCA	Amendment P	Gambling	Transfers the licensing of games of chance from the Department of State to the Department of Revenue	d
LRCA	Amendment Q	Admin of gov't	Process for moving the state seat to a temporary location during a declared disaster emergency	a
LRCA	Amendment R	Taxes	Eliminate property taxes for individuals or businesses that use government-owned property for a private benefit	d
CICA	Amendment 60	Taxes	Proposes reducing property taxes	d
CICA	Amendment 61	State budgets	Forbids debt by loan in any form	d
CICA	Amendment 62	Abortion	Applies the term 'person' to every human being from the beginning of biological development	d
CICA	Amendment 63	Health care	Protect the individual’s right to make health care decisions	d
CISS	Proposition 101	Taxes	Makes amendments to current vehicle, income and telecommunications taxes and fees	d
CISS	Proposition 102	Law enforcement	Amends the criteria for setting bail and type of bond	d

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[0] Associated Press,"Colorado voters to decide 2 tax proposals," December 5, 2009

[1] Associated Press,"Colorado debt limit proposal makes Nov. ballot," December 11, 2009

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Three ballot measures approved for the Colorado 2010 ballot

December 16, 2009

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