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Colorado voters overwhelmingly approve new tax revenue to bolster funding for free school meals program

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Colorado voters on Tuesday gave resounding approval to twin tax measures that will boost funding for the state’s free school meals program, according to unofficial election results. With more than 1.1 million votes reported —...

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  1. Chalk Beat

    Live Colorado election results: Voters to decide on Proposition MM (opens Chalk Beat)

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    Proposition MM asks voters to increase taxes on households that make more than $300,000 a year to help fund universal free school meals and administer federal nutrition benefits.

  2. Denver Westword

    Colorado Voters Approve Boost to Free School Meals Program (opens Denver Westword)

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    Taxpayers earning over $300,000 will pay more to feed the state's children.

  3. Vail Daily

    Colorado voters overwhelmingly approve new tax revenue to bolster funding for free school meals program (opens Vail Daily)

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    Colorado voters on Tuesday gave resounding approval to twin tax measures that will boost funding for the state’s free school meals program, according to unofficial election results. With more than 1.1 million votes reported —...

  4. The Colorado Sun

    Colorado voters approve tax increase on high earners to fund school meals, food stamps (opens The Colorado Sun)

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    Proposition MM's passage means Colorado will be able to fully fund free breakfast and lunch for all public school students

  5. Seattle Times

    AP Race Call: Colorado voters OK income tax increase to fund free meals for public school students (opens Seattle Times)

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    Colorado voters approved a ballot measure on Tuesday that would raise state income taxes on households earning at least $300,000 annually to fund free meals for all public school students.

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