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Out of more than a hundred initiatives filed for the 2010 election cycle and with petition deadlines looming, only a handful will make it to the November ballot.

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An initiative aimed at blocking the effects of the federal health care reform bill in Colorado is one step closer to making it on November’s ballot, Law Week Colorado reports.

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Colorado’s business and political leaders are searching for ways to mend fences and join forces after a divisive legislative session.

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A bill approved 56 to 9 by the state House of Representatives on Wednesday would provide school districts an alternative way to patch funding holes caused by cash-flow shortages if Amendment 61 passes on November’s ballot.

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All of the top-named GOP candidates for governor and the U.S. Senate have publicly supported the ballot question that would declare that life begins at conception.

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“Put the people first” was the refrain heard from the Senate floor Friday among Republican lawmakers who argued against a proposal to reverse the order in which statewide ballot issues are presented to voters. The measure passed, thanks largely to majority Democrats.

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In a year that could bring a November ballot full of proposed amendments to the constitution, the chances of a vote on making it harder to change the state constitution might be getting slimmer.

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Lawmakers Wednesday debated and approved in committee a measure that would make it more difficult for citizens to amend the state constitution— but only if those same voters approve the measure in November.

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State lawmakers may once again ask voters to make it harder to get constitutional amendments on the ballot, an idea Coloradans rejected in 2008.

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Lawmakers Tuesday looked at two measures that could make changes to the initiative process in Colorado.

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