Rival ballot initiatives ask Coloradans: Tax lower incomes less and higher earners more — or maintain the status quo?

Colorado voters will find two citizen initiatives — Amendment 87 and Proposition 136 — on their ballots this November that propose dueling visions for the state’s income tax system.

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