Judge Rules Graduated Income Tax Amendment Can Remain on Colorado Ballots

Judge dismisses lawsuit against Amendment 87, but appeal to Colorado Supreme Court expected

The lawsuit challenged whether signature gatherers were properly registered. An appeal will be filed 12 days before Election Day.

Judge dismisses last-ditch attempt to block Colorado graduated income tax ballot measure

A judge in Denver has dismissed a last-minute attempt by conservative opponents of a graduated income tax proposal to invalidate the measure on the ballots already in Colorado voters’ hands. In an 18-page order issued Wednesday, Judge Heidi L. Kutcher of the Denver District Court rejected opponents’ argument that votes on Amendment 87 shouldn’t be […]

Judge rules graduated income tax amendment can remain on Colorado ballots

A ballot measure to decide if Colorado will move to a graduated income tax system can remain on the ballot in November, a judge ruled Wednesday.

Last-minute effort to stop Amendment 87 from appearing on Colorado ballot rejected by Denver judge

DENVER A last-minute effort to stop Amendment 87 from appearing before Colorado voters on the November ballot this year was rejected by a Denver judge Wednesday.Michael Andre Hancock, an Arapahoe County man, filed suit against Secretary of State Jena Griswold and Amendment 87 proponents Chris deGruy Kennedy of the Bell Policy Center, and Kiyana Newell of New Era Colorado, alleging the signature gathering process for the graduated income tax ball…

Graduated income tax proposal survives court challenge

Court Rejects Sham Legal Attack on the Graduated Income Tax – Pagosa Daily Post News Events & Video for Pagosa Springs Colorado

"We know that these anonymous, dark money donors will continue to throw every roadblock they can contrive to keep voters from deciding on this question..."