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Voters will decide some high stakes issues in the Nov. 7 election, ranging from the state’s property tax measure to school district financing and board elections to the city of

(The Center Square) – Coloradans will decide whether to cap property taxes at 4% when they vote in the November 2024 general election.

A proposal to cap property tax growth has qualified for Colorado's 2024 ballot. Initiative 50 would cap property tax revenue increases at 4% per year.

A proposal to cap property tax growth has qualified for Colorado's 2024 ballot. Initiative 50 would cap property tax revenue increases at 4% per year.

A proposal to cap property tax growth has qualified for Colorado's 2024 ballot. Initiative 50 would cap property tax revenue increases at 4% per year.

A proposal to cap property tax growth has qualified for Colorado's 2024 ballot. Initiative 50 would cap property tax revenue increases at 4% per year.

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The campaigns battling over Colorado's Proposition HH have entered the homestretch on relatively equal financial footing as the property tax relief ballot measure faces growing opposition.

Proposition HH, pitched by Gov. Jared Polis and fellow Democrats in the legislature to deal with expected tax hikes next year due to rising property values, is the biggest measure on Colorado's ballot this fall.

With one month to go until Election Day, the campaigns for votes on Proposition HH have now generated close to $3 million from all sides.