Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado Constitution changing existing law on transportation funding, and, in connection therewith, increasing the amount of state revenue dedicated to road transportation; requiring state revenue collected from various transportation-related sources to only be used on “road transportation” defined to include building and fixing roads and bridges, improving driver safety, covering related planning and engineering costs, and funding for the Colorado State Patrol; and decreasing funding for other transportation-related services and programs provided by the state and local governments?
Denver Post Article - August 27 "Backers of a proposed constitutional amendment that would require more road spending in Colorado have agreed to pull it from the ballot under a deal with state officials that calls for the legislature to earmark more money for roads in coming years, a source told The Denver Post." (Subscription required)