“This is our response to them. We’re just going to keep putting things back to where they were.” — Michael Fields, executive director, Colorado Rising Action
We strengthened TABOR and PERMANENTLY lowered taxes during a blue-wave state election.
In an election where Colorado voters went a deep shade of blue on candidate races, they also said yes to a state income tax rate reduction, as well as assigned themselves the right to final say over big new state fees at the ballot box.
For the undecideds waiting to vote on Tuesday, the question is why wealthy interests outside of Colorado want to prevent Coloradans from getting a small state-level tax cut.
Simply put, Proposition 116 gives voters the power to provide themselves with the relief that the General Assembly refused to deliver.
The left wants the poor to pay a larger percentage of their income in taxes.
“Proposition 116 is needed more than ever during this recession to get Colorado moving again, while allowing Coloradans to keep more of what they earn,” former Gov. Bill Owens.
The simple truth is, this is a mild but much-needed tax cut for all taxpayers.
“I’m just Jared Polis’ faithful foot soldier.”–Jon Caldara
“I’m just Jared Polis’ faithful foot soldier. He campaigned that he wanted a flat rate reduction in taxes. We’re doing just that for him.” — Jon Caldara.
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