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Check out our latest piece on local ballot measures by Andrea Kuwik, the Bell's Policy and Research Director. bellpolicy.org/local-ballot-…
Lawfare, indeed.
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“Lawfare” is an expression of…something other than confidence.
coloradopols.com/diary/22958… #copolitics
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NEW: Last-ditch effort to block Amendment 87, Colorado’s graduated income tax ballot measure, is rejected by Denver judge coloradosun.com/2026/10/21/a… #copolitics
Just gonna leave this here. #copolitics
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Yes in 87 — I know some of you won’t care about the truth, but this report outlines how TABOR is an absolute tragedy for Colorado…..
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Americans are right to be outraged about corporations paying too little in taxes.
Corporate tax revenue dropped by roughly $70 billion over the past year while corporate profits soared.
Trump's 2025 tax cuts for the rich have fueled that.
nytimes.com/2026/10/17/busin…
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Rejection rates jumped in states that began requiring ID numbers on ballots. Colorado could be next. coloradosun.com/2026/10/21/a… #copolitics
Advocates for older Coloradans weigh in: Amendment 87 would help older Coloradans financially. Don't be fooled by lying text messages and mailers. Check out this op-ed by trusted sources. #copolitics coloradosun.com/2026/10/16/o…
Colorado's state budget is complicated and has been distorted by some with a political ax to grind. We break down the numbers and put them in perspective. Check out our latest research on the budget. bellpolicy.org/colorados-fis… #copolitics
Indeed. And much of it is being spent to spread lies about the graduated income tax. The truth is that Amendment 87 will cut taxes for anyone making less than $500k a year. That includes small business owners, seniors and vets. Get the facts at protectcoloradosfuture.com
Millions in untraceable conservative money is flooding into Colorado to oppose tax-related ballot measures coloradosun.com/2026/10/14/d… #copolitics #coleg
Curious, isn't it, why conservatives who so often talk about cutting taxes are foaming at the mouth in opposition to Amendment 87, which would cut taxes for 97% of Coloradans. #copolitics
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Dark money interests are spending a lot on misleading mailers. We fixed it for them. #copolitics
Understanding marginal tax rates is a critical part of the discussion about Amendment 87, the graduated income tax. Check out our one-pager explaining them. bellpolicy.org/in-the-know-m…
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New policy work drop: Our actionable aging agenda presents a roadmap to make Colorado a better place for older adults. Check it out! bellpolicy.org/updated-actio…
Thank you to The Durango Herald for supporting the graduated income tax, Amendment 87. The Herald also recommends a no on 136, which they rightly call out as an effort to negate the graduated income tax.
We're grateful to @9NEWS for the fact-check on the blizzard of lying texts that dark money interests have foisted upon Colorado voters. The graduated income tax DOES NOT raise taxes on low- to moderate-income seniors and veterans. It cuts taxes for everyone making less than $500k
The "No on 87" campaigns mislead voters by saying Amendment 87 would tax Social Security and pensions differently. 9news.com/article/news/polit…
