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Ballot measure to force more money to roads will face Colorado voters in November
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· June 24, 2026
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Key points The initiative, backed by the Restore Our Roads campaign, has gathered enough signatures to be placed on the November 3 ballot. Further details on the initiative and its potential impact are available from the Colorado Secretary of State's Office and the Glenwood Springs Post Independent.
Colorado voters will decide on a ballot measure this fall that could impact road funding. The initiative, backed by the Restore Our Roads campaign, has gathered enough signatures to be placed on the November 3 ballot.
The proposed amendment aims to direct more money to road projects. Currently, taxes from vehicle registration, motor parts, and gas are used for transit projects, but the legislature has reduced this funding in the past to address budget shortfalls.
Further details on the initiative and its potential impact are available from the Colorado Secretary of State's Office and the Glenwood Springs Post Independent.
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Published: June 24, 2026 ·
Source: Glenwood Springs Post Independent ·
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