Coloradans to vote on marijuana tax, property tax cut & state funding oversight

Coloradans will vote on marijuana tax, property tax cut and state funding oversight in November
By Saja Hindi | This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. | The Denver Post
September 3, 2021 at 6:00 a.m.

Coloradans will vote on three statewide ballot measures on Nov. 2, deciding on a retail marijuana sales tax increase, a property tax cut and legislative oversight of state spending.

The Secretary of State approved petitions for two propositions and one constitutional amendment by the deadline for this year’s ballot. Constitutional amendments require a vote of at least 55%.

This vote would be in November, 2022, correct?

ramage wrote: This vote would be in November, 2022, correct?

I think it would be unfair to put these important votes during an off-off year.

Per the story, "The Secretary of State approved petitions for two propositions and one constitutional amendment by the deadline for this year’s ballot."

This is confusing. There are no statewide offices up for Nov 2021, no state senate or house offices, no county positions, and no federal election.
Other than the propositions and amendment to the constitution what else would be on the ballot? Note also that the first Tuesday in November is less than 2 months away.

Seems like cheating to me, putting important legislation to be voted on when turnout is guaranteed to be much lower. Just like school board and municipal elections being held at off times. They should have to wait for November elections every two years.