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Colorado voters passed Proposition 123, allowing the state to set aside existing tax revenue to increase affordable housing.

Agriculture groups and government agencies arent slowing down in trying to convince farmers to use more sustainable practices such as cover crops, and Wisconsin producers who have joined that movement will soon be able to sign up for reimbursements. Starting Monday, farmers who planted cover crops this year can apply for a $5-per-acre rebate on their summer 2023 crop-insurance premium. The applications are submitted to the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection. ...

Dec. 3, 6 to 9 p.m.

Tudor Dixon carried Michigans less populous counties, but Gretchen Whitmers support among rural voters was critical to her re-election.

A ballot measure that would set aside nearly $300 million each year in existing tax revenue to help local governments and nonprofits increase the number of affordable housing units across Colorado app...

Colorado residents have voted to rewrite the state’s tax law to direct an estimated $300 million a year to affordable housing projects. The ballot initiative funnels a fraction of Colorado’s taxable income into programs that include helping essential workers buy homes and supporting local governments to increase affordable housing stock.

Election results for Proposition 123, a ballot measure that would set aside nearly $300 million each year in existing tax revenue to help local governments and nonprofits increase affordable housing u...

Colorado voters appeared to pass several fiscal measures and new social programs backed by progressive groups but also a state income tax cut.

Coloradans are tackling the state’s expensive housing costs on this year’s ballot measures. Some of the measures include allocating tax revenue towards affordable housing.

DENVER (AP) — Voters will take on the soaring costs of housing in Colorado next Tuesday when they decide on a bevy of local land statewide ballot measures. Among the measures is one that would direct an estimated $300 million in tax revenue to affordable housing throughout the state.