Prop 137, which would dedicate sporting goods sales tax to outdoor programs, failing by razor-thin margin in early results

Colorado voters have been deciding on Proposition 137, a measure that would use sales tax revenue from sporting goods to fund outdoor programs. In early results from election night, the proposition was narrowly failing, with slightly more voters voting "No" than "Yes." The outcome remains uncertain given how close the vote count is at this stage.

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Prop 137, which would dedicate sporting goods sales tax to outdoor programs, failing by razor-thin margin in early results

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Prop 137, which would dedicate sporting goods sales tax to outdoor programs, failing by razor-thin margin in early results

Prop 137, which would dedicate sporting goods sales tax to outdoor programs, failing by razor-thin margin in early results

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Prop 137, which would dedicate sporting goods sales tax to outdoor programs, failing by razor-thin margin in early results

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Prop 137, which would dedicate sporting goods sales tax to outdoor programs, failing by razor-thin margin in early results

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