TABOR Refunds Targeted By Proposed Ballot Measure

DENVER (AP) — A group of bipartisan civic leaders has launched a campaign to get a measure on the 2016 ballot asking voters to ease a revenue cap on state government.
Dan Ritchie, co-chair of Building a Better Colorado, tells Colorado Public Radio the state’s education needs aren’t being met and streets need to be better maintained.
If passed, the measure’s backers say state funds could be spent fixing potholes and reducing class sizes in schools instead of being refunded