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  • 2013.03.29 - Indep. Inst. v. Gessler Excerpt.

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    The constitution of Colorado allows citizens to put propositions on ballots through citizen initiatives. Proponents have two years to qualify an issue but can only propose measures related to taxes, known as Taxpayer's Bill of Rights measures, in odd-numbered years for statewide votes. A 2013 federal court case from Colorado discussed these rules for citizen-led ballot measures.

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    The constitution of Colorado allows citizens to put propositions on ballots through citizen initiatives. Proponents have two years to qualify an issue but can only propose measures related to taxes, known as Taxpayer's Bill of Rights measures, in odd-numbered years for statewide votes. A 2013 federal court case from Colorado discussed these rules for citizen-led ballot measures.

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    2013.03.29 - Indep. Inst. v. Gessler Excerpt.

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    The constitution of Colorado allows citizens to put propositions on ballots through citizen initiatives. Proponents have two years to qualify an issue but can only propose measures related to taxes, known as Taxpayer's Bill of Rights measures, in odd-numbered years for statewide votes. A 2013 federal court case from Colorado discussed these rules for citizen-led ballot measures.

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    The constitution of the State of Colorado permits its citizens to place propositions on

    the ballot through the initiative process. Colo. Const. Art. V, 1. Proponents of a
    measure have two years to qualify an issue for the ballot, but may only propose
    Taxpayer's Bill of Rights measures issues pertaining to taxes for statewide vote
    in odd years.
    Indep. Inst. v. Gessler, 936 F. Supp. 2d 1256, 1259 (D. Colo. 2013)

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