Defending the Colorado Taxpayer's Bill of Rights (TABOR)
? Ep. 162 – Nash Herman – Devil’s Advocate We just passed the tax increases Propositions LL & MM to force Colorado’s rich guys to continue to buy lunches for just slightly less rich families. We were told that if we didn’t, the program would go under. Nash Herman tells us that it was a
Read MoreCounting 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 choice” when it came to abortion — I mean, “women’s health care”? They’re also the folks who insist a 12-year-old
Read MoreTABOR 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 to fund 911 call centers. It is a redundancy of the local systems in place as the eventual fund recipients
Read MoreSubject: 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 voice in how their money is spent. Thanks to supporters like you, the TABOR Committee and TABOR Foundation continue to
Read MoreThe TABOR Committee has taken a position on Proposition LL and Proposition MM. As someone who follows our work, please consider our recommendations. Please vote in this election and vote NO on both propositions. Reasons for our position are stated below: Both measures deal with raising taxes for school meal programs. The program was passed
Read MoreSpecial district tax & debt measures abound on Colorado ballots October 15, 2025 Savana Kascak DENVER– A random sampling by Complete Colorado of 2025 coordinated election ballots from just six Colorado counties turned up over 30 special district tax and debt measures. Given the thousands of such districts with taxing power spread over 64 counties, Colorado
Read More#VoteNoOnPropLL #VoteNoOnPropMM #OnlyTaxIncreasesAreOnTheBallot,NotTaxDecreases #ItsYourMoneyNotTheirs #DontBeFooled #VoteOnTaxesAndFees #FeesAreTaxes #TABOR #FollowTheMoney #FollowTheLaw #ThankGodForTABOR #HandsOffTABOR Colorado’s November 2025 election The 2025 Blue Book provides explanations of the two statewide ballot measures in Colorado, meant to help voters understand both sides of the issues at hand. What’s in this year’s Blue Book? Your guide to Colorado’s November 2025 election
Read MoreA person puts a ballot into an election box in front of a Colorado flag. Posted By: Ed Sealover October 15, 2025 Though the 2026 election remains nearly 13 months away, debate is heating up around a proposed initiative that would replace Colorado’s flat 4.4% income tax with a graduated system that imposes higher tax rates on
Read MoreWebinar: Understanding TABOR October 30, 2025 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM Register The Colorado Supreme Court recently decided its first case interpreting Colorado’s Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR) in several years. In MetroPCS v. City of Lakewood, the Court held that the city’s revisions to a pre-TABOR business and occupation tax relating to telecommunications were
Read MoreTwo Colorado ballot measures aim to fund Healthy School Meals for All—but they come with a price tag. Prop LL would cancel a $12.4M taxpayer refund in FY26. Prop MM would raise taxes on Coloradans earning $300K+, with average hikes of $377 (single)
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