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Short Title
Yes
No
Outcome
Type of Change
3
Amending revenue and taxation sections of constitution, principally by eliminating the "uniformity clause" and boards of equalization
39%
60%
Rejected
Constitutional
1932
Initiative
3
Reapportionment of General Assembly
53%
46%
Adopted
Statutory
4
Giving General Assembly power to provide for a graduated income tax for state purposes, abolishing property taxes for state purposes, and giving any excess revenue to public schools
27%
72%
Rejected
Constitutional
5
Giving General Assembly power to provide for a limited income tax and a classified personal property tax to be used for public schools
32%
67%
Rejected
Constitutional
6
Limiting taxation of motor fuels and ad valorem taxation for county roads
33%
66%
Rejected
Constitutional
7
Repealing statewide prohibition subject to national repeal
56%
43%
Adopted
Constitutional
Referendum
1
Providing for four year terms for certain county officials
37%
62%
Rejected
Constitutional
2
Increasing the tax on oleomargarine from 10 to 15 cents per pound
38%
61%
Rejected
Statutory
1930
Initiative
2
Providing for the election of a state board of education and for the appointment by the board of a Commissioner of Education to replace state Superintendent of Public Instruction
32%
67%
Rejected
Constitutional
Referendum
1
Calling a constitutional convention
48%
51%
Rejected
Question
1928
Initiative
4
Providing for a $60 million bond issue for the construction of highways
32%
67%
Rejected
Constitutional
6
Providing for the election of a state board of education and for the appointment by the board of a Commissioner of Education to replace state Superintendent of Public Instruction
34%
65%
Rejected
Constitutional
Referendum
1
Giving General Assembly power to fix salaries of the Governor, Secretary to the Governor, Justices of the Supreme Court, and district court judges
53%
46%
Adopted
Constitutional
2
Requiring payment of ad valorem tax on real property a qualification for voting on school bonded indebtedness
30%
69%
Rejected
Constitutional
3
Amending eminent domain provisions to facilitate better city planning and zoning
16%
83%
Rejected
Constitutional
1926
Initiative
6
Amending law to address the ability of dentists licensed in other states to practice in Colorado without examination
23%
76%
Rejected
Statutory
7
Creating a public utilities commission and prescribing its powers and duties
17%
82%
Rejected
Constitutional
8
Concerning the taxation of petroleum products and registration of motor vehicles, and providing that all such taxes and fees be used exclusively for roads
35%
64%
Rejected
Statutory
Referendum
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