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Colorado
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Ballot measure · CertifiedProposition NN: Keep and Spend Money for Education and Other Purposes
Allows the state to keep and spend some state revenue above the state spending limit, and to use that money to increase K-12 education funding and related purposes for a set period.
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Proposition NN: Keep and Spend Money for Education and Other Purposes
Allows the state to keep and spend some state revenue above the state spending limit, and to use that money to increase K-12 education funding and related purposes for a set period.
Official ballot wording
Keep and Spend Money for Education and Other Purposes
Yes means the state may retain and spend the covered excess revenue and increase state public K-12 education funding as described in the measure.
No means the state would not get this new voter approval to keep and spend that excess revenue for the listed education purposes.
Financial impact
The official fiscal summary is required to estimate effects on state and local revenues, expenditures, taxes, and fiscal liabilities, but I do not have the final booklet text in the accessible sources here, so I will not invent the dollar impacts.
Supporters’ strongest case
Not available from the sources I could directly verify here without opening the final Blue Book analysis page or PDF.
Opponents’ strongest case
Not available from the sources I could directly verify here without opening the final Blue Book analysis page or PDF.
Key facts
- The General Assembly’s statewide ballot-measure page lists Proposition NN as Active for 2026.
- The underlying bill says the secretary of state must refer a ballot issue at the November 2026 general election.
- The bill summary says the measure would let the state retain and spend revenue above the state spending limit equal to state public K-12 education funding, and increase K-12 funding by up to 2% per year for 10 years.
- The Legislative Council Staff must prepare a booklet with the text, a fair and impartial analysis, major arguments for and against, and a brief fiscal assessment.
- The fiscal impact statement must estimate effects on state and local revenues, expenditures, taxes, and fiscal liabilities.
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OfficialBallot Analysis Drafts & Deadlines – Proposition NN listed as Active↗OfficialSB26-135 State Public K-12 Education Funding – bill summary and ballot referral↗OfficialBallot Analysis Process – booklet and fiscal assessment requirements↗OfficialFiscal Impact Statements – statewide ballot fiscal statement requirements↗Federal race · Information incompleteU.S. Senate: U.S. Senate
This office represents Colorado in the U.S. Senate and helps make federal law, approve treaties, and confirm some federal officials and judges.
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U.S. Senate: U.S. Senate
This office represents Colorado in the U.S. Senate and helps make federal law, approve treaties, and confirm some federal officials and judges.
What this office does
Represents Colorado in the U.S. Senate; writes federal laws, votes on the federal budget, and confirms some presidential appointments.
Financial impact
No official fiscal estimate was located.
Supporters’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Opponents’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Key facts
- Colorado’s 2026 general election is on November 3, 2026.
- Official Colorado candidate records were not fully retrievable in a single public certified-list page, so this race is marked information incomplete.
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OfficialColorado Secretary of State — State Candidates↗OfficialColorado Secretary of State TRACER — Candidate Search↗OfficialColorado Secretary of State — 2026 Election Calendar↗Statewide race · CertifiedGovernor: Governor of Colorado
The governor runs the executive branch of state government and oversees state agencies and the state budget process.
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Governor: Governor of Colorado
The governor runs the executive branch of state government and oversees state agencies and the state budget process.
What this office does
Leads Colorado’s executive branch, carries out state laws, manages state agencies, and proposes the state budget.
Financial impact
No official fiscal estimate was located.
Supporters’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Opponents’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Key facts
- Colorado Secretary of State candidate pages identify statewide candidates for Governor in the 2026 cycle.
- TRACER records are the official Colorado campaign-finance candidate records.
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OfficialColorado Secretary of State — State Candidates↗OfficialColorado Secretary of State TRACER — Candidate Detail (Victor Marx)↗OfficialColorado Secretary of State TRACER — Candidate Detail (Jon Frederick Gray-Ginsberg)↗OfficialColorado Secretary of State TRACER — Candidate Detail (Paul Noel Fiorino)↗OfficialColorado Secretary of State TRACER — Candidate Detail (Christian Robert Komor)↗Statewide race · Information incompleteLieutenant Governor: Lieutenant Governor of Colorado
The lieutenant governor is the state’s second-highest executive officer and may take over if the governor leaves office.
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Lieutenant Governor: Lieutenant Governor of Colorado
The lieutenant governor is the state’s second-highest executive officer and may take over if the governor leaves office.
What this office does
Serves as the state’s second-in-command in the executive branch and may perform duties assigned by law or by the governor.
Financial impact
No official fiscal estimate was located.
Supporters’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Opponents’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Key facts
- I could not verify a certified candidate list for this office from the accessible official Colorado pages I retrieved.
- Colorado’s official candidate pages include Lieutenant Governor among state offices, but the public page I accessed did not expose the full certified roster.
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OfficialColorado Secretary of State — State Candidates↗OfficialColorado Secretary of State TRACER — Candidate Search↗Statewide race · Information incompleteSecretary of State: Secretary of State of Colorado
This office oversees elections and also handles business and other official state filings.
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Secretary of State: Secretary of State of Colorado
This office oversees elections and also handles business and other official state filings.
What this office does
Runs state election administration, business filings, and other public-record functions assigned by Colorado law.
Financial impact
No official fiscal estimate was located.
Supporters’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Opponents’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Key facts
- Colorado’s official state-candidate page includes Secretary of State as a statewide office.
- I could not retrieve the full certified candidate roster from the accessible official pages.
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OfficialColorado Secretary of State — State Candidates↗OfficialColorado Secretary of State TRACER — Candidate Search↗Statewide race · Information incompleteAttorney General: Attorney General of Colorado
This office is the state’s top legal officer and represents Colorado in many legal matters.
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Attorney General: Attorney General of Colorado
This office is the state’s top legal officer and represents Colorado in many legal matters.
What this office does
Serves as Colorado’s chief legal officer and represents the state in court and in legal disputes.
Financial impact
No official fiscal estimate was located.
Supporters’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Opponents’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Key facts
- Colorado’s official state-candidate page includes Attorney General as a statewide office.
- I could not verify the full certified candidate roster from the accessible official pages.
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OfficialColorado Secretary of State — State Candidates↗OfficialColorado Secretary of State TRACER — Candidate Search↗Statewide race · Information incompleteState Treasurer: State Treasurer of Colorado
This office manages some of the state’s money and investments.
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State Treasurer: State Treasurer of Colorado
This office manages some of the state’s money and investments.
What this office does
Oversees state cash management, investments, and related financial duties assigned by law.
Financial impact
No official fiscal estimate was located.
Supporters’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Opponents’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Key facts
- Colorado’s official state-candidate page includes State Treasurer as a statewide office.
- I could not verify the full certified candidate roster from the accessible official pages.
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OfficialColorado Secretary of State — State Candidates↗OfficialColorado Secretary of State TRACER — Candidate Search↗Statewide race · Information incompleteState Board of Education: State Board of Education
This board helps set statewide public-school policy.
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State Board of Education: State Board of Education
This board helps set statewide public-school policy.
What this office does
Sets and guides statewide public education policy within Colorado law.
Financial impact
No official fiscal estimate was located.
Supporters’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Opponents’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Key facts
- Colorado’s official state-candidate page includes State Board of Education as a statewide office.
- I could not verify the full certified candidate roster from the accessible official pages.
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OfficialColorado Secretary of State — State Candidates↗Statewide race · Information incompleteCU Regent: University of Colorado Regent
This office helps oversee the University of Colorado system.
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CU Regent: University of Colorado Regent
This office helps oversee the University of Colorado system.
What this office does
Helps govern the University of Colorado system, including budget and policy oversight.
Financial impact
No official fiscal estimate was located.
Supporters’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Opponents’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Key facts
- Colorado’s official state-candidate page includes CU Regent as a statewide office.
- I could not verify the full certified candidate roster from the accessible official pages.
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OfficialColorado Secretary of State — State Candidates↗Statewide race · Information incompleteRegional Transportation District (RTD): RTD Board races
These offices help oversee the Denver-area transit district.
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Regional Transportation District (RTD): RTD Board races
These offices help oversee the Denver-area transit district.
What this office does
Oversees the Regional Transportation District’s transit policy, service, and budget.
Financial impact
No official fiscal estimate was located.
Supporters’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Opponents’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Key facts
- Colorado’s official state-candidate page includes RTD as a category on the state-candidate page.
- I did not verify the full certified candidate roster for any specific RTD race from the accessible official pages.
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OfficialColorado Secretary of State — State Candidates↗Last checked September 3, 2026 at 12:00 AM. AI-drafted from official election sources. Always confirm your sample ballot with your state or local election office.