Colorado Taxpayer Bill of Rights Act (1992)

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The Colorado Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR), appearing on the ballot as Issue 1, was on the 1992 ballot in Colorado. The famed measure requires statewide voter approval of tax increases that exceed an index created by combining inflation and population increases.^[1]

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I&R Institute ballot measure database for Colorado

References

↑ Colorado Statesman, "Springs Council rethinks TABOR repeal", January 16, 2009

[0] Colorado Statesman, "Springs Council rethinks TABOR repeal", January 16, 2009

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Colorado Taxpayer Bill of Rights Act (1992)

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