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YES
Creates a graduated income tax, so those who make less, pay less, and those who make more, pay more. If passed, 97% of Coloradans would get a tax cut, while the top 3% of earners would pay more to fund healthcare, childcare, and education in Colorado.
Colorado shouldn't have a tax system that treats a teacher and a billionaire the same. Amendment 87 asks the wealthiest to contribute more and invests the revenue in public schools, health care programs, and child care for families.
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NO
Imposes new restrictions on how Coloradans can vote, including requiring voters to put sensitive personal info (like your social security number) on the public facing part of your ballot envelope.
Voting should be easy, accessible, and secure. This measure would create unnecessary barriers and make it harder for eligible Coloradans to cast a ballot.
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