Sep 15, 2022 | 2022 Research, Ballot Issues, Featured, Featured Research, Recent Research, Research
To help navigate the November ballot, CSI released the 2022 Ballot Guide. The Guide provides voters with fact-based data and analysis on two questions that appear on the Arizona statewide ballot: Proposition 209 and 310.
Sep 15, 2022 | 2022 Podcasts, Ballot Issues, Podcast
Housing affordability is one of the hottest topics in Colorado, and is likely to remain so. On this November’s ballot Colorado voters will decide on the fate of Proposition 123, titled, “Dedicate Revenue for Affordable Housing.”
Sep 15, 2022 | 2022 Research, Ballot Issues, Education, Featured, Featured Research, Housing & Our Community, ORD FF, Recent Research, Research
If passed, Proposition FF will provide free meals to all K–12 students within participating districts. It will also increase wages for school food preparation workers and subsidize the use of Colorado-grown and produced food.
Sep 14, 2022 | 2022 Research, Ballot Issues, Featured Research, Housing & Our Community, ORD 305, Research
If passed by voters this fall, Denver’s citizen initiated Ordinance 305, “No Eviction Without Representation” would levy a new tax on landlords, of $75 per residential rental unit, to fund universal tenant legal representation for those facing an eviction or threat of eviction in the city.
Sep 14, 2022 | 2022 Research, Ballot Issues, Featured Research, Housing & Our Community, Prop 123, Research
To address the unit production shortfall, Proposition #123 has qualified for the ballot, requesting that Coloradans dedicate 1/10th of 1% of federal taxable income from the State’s General Fund to create Colorado’s first statewide voter initiated affordable housing fund.
Aug 10, 2022 | 2022 Research, Ballot Issues, Featured, Featured Research, Jobs & Our Economy, Prop 121, Recent Research, Research, Taxes & Fees
In this report, CSI outlines the details of Initiative #31 and projects the impacts it could have across the Colorado economy upon both the private sector and the state.
