Proposition 136 - Income Tax Rate Cap
Amendment 82 - Natural Gas Rights
Adds a constitutional right to buy and sell natural gas for heating and cooking in homes and businesses.
Amendment 85 - Plain Language Ballots
Requires state and local ballot questions to be written at no more than an eighth-grade reading level.
Broomfield Xcel Franchise
Approves a new 20-year agreement allowing Xcel Energy to use Broomfield public rights of way to deliver gas and electricity.
Raises Broomfield’s lodging tax from 1.6% to 6% and directs the additional revenue to housing-related purposes through the Broomfield Housing Authority.
Broomfield Question 1A - Lodging Tax for Housing
Replaces Colorado’s flat income tax with graduated rates and directs additional revenue to education, health care, and early childhood programs.
Amendment 87 - Graduated Income Tax
Allows the state to retain some revenue otherwise refunded under TABOR and spend it on K–12 education, children’s programs, and other purposes.
Proposition NN - State Revenue and Education
Establishes a 0.333% district sales and use tax and authorizes $580 million in debt for passenger rail service planned to include Broomfield.
Front Range Rail Issue 7A - CoCo Train
Directs existing sporting-goods sales tax revenue to specified conservation, wildfire, and outdoor recreation programs; estimated FY 2027–28 TABOR refunds decrease $175 million.
Proposition 137 - Sporting Goods Revenue
Changes future mayoral terms from two years to four years; Broomfield voters voted against it two years ago.
Broomfield Mayoral Term
17th Judicial District - Attorney Term Limit
Sets 4.4% as the maximum statutory state income tax rate for individuals and corporations.
Allows three consecutive terms instead of two if reelected; Broomfield voters voted against this two years ago.
