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April 3, 2012 ballot measures in Colorado

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Three counties posted election information on their websites about the April 3 election in Colorado.

  • There were 3 measures on the county ballots throughout the state, all 3 were approved.
  • All 3 of those measures dealt with municipal issues.

Fremont

See also: Fremont County, Colorado ballot measures

Approveda Williamsburg Town Election Change Referendum (April 2012)

Larimer

See also: Larimer County, Colorado ballot measures

Approveda Berthoud Town Bill & Ordinance Publishing Questions, 2 (April 2012) (also in Weld County)

Weld

See also: Weld County, Colorado ballot measures

Approveda Berthoud Town Bill & Ordinance Publishing Questions, 2 (April 2012) (also in Larimer County)

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