It does not raise taxes.
It does not change anyone’s tax bracket.
What it does do: It raises the cap on that artificial spending limit on K-12 public education.
This is our chance to finally free up the funds that are already supposed to be supporting our students.
It is limited to K-12 only and cannot be used for anything else. Cutting the ropes means more educators in classrooms, smaller class sizes, stronger special education services, and more mental health providers.
It ensures every dollar is publicly audited each year so voters know where the money goes.
Voters will now decide in November 2026 whether to update the 1992 cap and unlock funding for Colorado kids.