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Social Security benefits are taxed at thresholds that haven’t been indexed to inflation since 1984. With Amendment 87, this ‘bracket creep’ problem will become familiar to more Coloradans than just the wealthy or retirees.
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Debating the timeline of bracket creep misses the big picture, which supporters of such bad policy probably prefer. Read more here: completecolorado.com/2026/10… @CompleteCO
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When local governments differ significantly in sales tax rates, people are more likely to cross jurisdictional borders to shop. Read more about 7A’s impacts here: completecolorado.com/2026/10… @CompleteCO
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Colorado voters deserve the full picture to make an informed decision on big tax changes. Read more here: completecolorado.com/2026/10… @CompleteCO
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Getting rid of TABOR or using obscure language will not change the underlying drivers of health care spending. Read more here: completecolorado.com/2026/10… @CompleteCO
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As NFL teams recruit top talent with nice salaries and bonuses, states attract top businesses and workers with good tax policy. Read more here: completecolorado.com/2026/09… @CompleteCO
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Colorado voters could see a familiar question on their November ballots: Will you pay more for your local schools?
At least eight school districts—including Jefferson County, Denver Public Schools, and Douglas County—are asking voters for new or expanded property tax revenue this year. In several cases, those requests come as enrollment is declining and taxpayers are already carrying the cost of previous increases.
Complete Colorado’s Mike Krause breaks down the measures, the price tags, and the promises districts are making to voters.
Before you vote, know what’s being asked—and what you’re already paying.
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Other states, such as New Jersey, have already implemented progressive taxes and continue to face the consequences. Read more here: completecolorado.com/2026/09… @CompleteCO
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Whether people like Colorado's TABOR limit or not, it does provide budget stability and predictability. Read more here: completecolorado.com/2026/09… @CompleteCO
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While Montana is poised to learn from the flat tax success stories of Colorado and other Western states, the push for a progressive income tax in Colorado threatens the very policies that made the state successful in the first place. Read more here: completecolorado.com/2026/08… @CompleteCO
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Colorado has likely long passed into the realm of diminishing returns for education spending. Read more here: completecolorado.com/2026/08… @CompleteCO
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Colorado taxpayers are forced to foot the bill for things they don’t like, don’t need, and don’t want, or else go to jail. Read more here: completecolorado.com/2026/07… @CompleteCO
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Why is Colorado’s largest industry in terms of employment, health care, only becoming more expensive? Find out here: completecolorado.com/2026/07… @CompleteCO
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Bureaucracies act in accordance with incentives presented, so it's unlikely HCPF will improve without structural changes. Read more here: completecolorado.com/2026/07… @CompleteCO
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Legislators consistently over-promise, under-estimate, under-deliver, and expect Coloradans to foot the bill. Read more here: completecolorado.com/2026/06… @CompleteCO
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Governor Polis explained that moving to a graduated income tax would destroy Colorado’s economy. Read more here: completecolorado.com/2026/05… @CompleteCO
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Under SB-135, after the initial decade, the money becomes available to spend as lawmakers see fit in perpetuity. Read more here: completecolorado.com/2026/05… @CompleteCO
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Gov. Polis played an important role in killing two of the most anti-business bills introduced this session. Read more here: @CompleteCO completecolorado.com/2026/05…
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HB-1419 passed mostly along party lines in the Senate, 20-15, with three nays from majority Democrats. Read more here: completecolorado.com/2026/05… @CompleteCO



