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Our View: Vote 'no' on Colorado's 3 statewide ballot measures - Vimarsana News

Our View: Vote 'no' on Colorado's 3 statewide ballot measures

Colorado voters will be deciding on three statewide ballot measures Nov. 2. They are: Amendment 78, Legislative Authority for Spending State Money; Proposition 119, Learning Enrichment and Academic Progress Program; and Proposition 120, Property Tax…

La Plata County voters slow to return ballots during off-year election - Vimarsana News

La Plata County voters slow to return ballots during off-year election

La Plata County voters are off to a slow start returning ballots this year, said Clerk and Recorder Tiffany Lee, which is not unusual for an off-election year. The election division received 4,000 bal...

Vote 'yes' on Proposition 119 to help improve COVID-fueled learning loss in Colorado kids - Vimarsana News

Vote 'yes' on Proposition 119 to help improve COVID-fueled learning loss in Colorado kids

After more than a year of hybrid learning and other pandemic-inspired education tactics, what we feared is true: Colorado kids are falling behind. This November, we can help address learning loss with Proposition 119. The...

Vote 'no' on Proposition 119, a slippery slope - Vimarsana News

Vote 'no' on Proposition 119, a slippery slope

As anxious skiers await the snow to cover the beautiful slopes of Summit County, voters should beware of a dangerous and deceptive slippery slope that hides in their ballots this November. Proposition 119 would create...

Prop. 119 would use marijuana money for after-school programs - Vimarsana News

Prop. 119 would use marijuana money for after-school programs

Colorado voters will decide in November whether to raise the sales tax on recreational marijuana in order to pay for certain after school programs.

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