Defending the Colorado Taxpayer's Bill of Rights (TABOR)
Perspective: ‘Structural deficit’ = spending too much By Jeff Cummings June 7, 2026 Colorado voters will once again face a November ballot measure aimed at weakening the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights, or TABOR, in our ....
The governor and progressive Democrats that dominate the state legislature and every statewide office in Colorado have been masterful ? if not ethical and honest ? in devising devious schemes to circumvent the TABOR amendment in the Colorado Constitution. That’s the Taxpayer Bill of Rights, passed by a 1992 voter-initiated ballot measure that bypassed the legislature. It limited government spending and ....
By Marissa Ventrelli 01/22/2026 | updated 16 hours ago Enterprise fees surge as more of Colorado’s budget escapes TABOR limits Regulators are targeting fees, like those charged by banks or those seen on this concert ticket receipt. ....
Counting the threats to democracy right here in Colorado December 31, 2025 Jon Caldara Remember during COVID, when the people screaming the loudest for government-mandated jabs were the very same people chanting “my body, my ....
TABOR Committee actions in 2025 911 Call Center state enterprise (December into February) We considered a lawsuit about a new expansion of TABOR enterprises. In this instance a bill last year established a state fee ....
Subject: Join Us in Protecting Taxpayer Rights - Year-End Appeal Dear Friends of TABOR, As we approach the end of 2025, we reflect on another year of defending the fundamental principle that taxpayers deserve a ....
Colorado Democrats' reckless overspending and financial mismanagement have STOLEN your hard-earned TABOR refunds! No more gaslighting—time to hold them accountable.
FYI: Colorado Democrats have long been critical of TABOR—the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights. ? What Is TABOR? TABOR is a constitutional amendment passed in 1992 that: • Limits how much revenue Colorado can collect and ....
Here we go again! For the third year in a row, Governor Jared Polis has called the Legislature for a Special Session. This year, they are meeting to address the nearly $1 billion shortfall that ....