2008 Colorado Amendment 58
2008 Colorado Amendment 58 - Wikipedia
Amendment 58 was a proposed initiative on the Colorado ballot of 2008 regarding Colorado's severance tax. It was turned down by 57.9% of the voters.
Colorado Amendment 58, Severance Tax Increase Initiative (2008)
A “yes” vote supported increasing the tax on companies that extract nonrenewable natural resources from the earth (a severance tax) and using funds generated ...
Colorado AMENDMENT 58 : Oil and Gas Severance Tax Increase
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Amendment 58: Severance Taxes on the Oil and Natural Gas Industry
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AMENDMENT 58 - FollowTheMoney.org
AMENDMENT 58: Oil and Gas Severance Tax Increase was on the ballot in Colorado, 2008. Amendment 58 would increase the amount of state severance taxes paid ...
October 9, 2008 If enacted, Amendment 58 on Colorado's November ...
Colorado is an energy-rich state, particularly when it comes to natural gas. This should be a time of expansion and investment in the state's energy ...
Amendment 58: Stop subsidizing Big Oil - The Denver Post
PUBLISHED: October 9, 2008 at 2:20 p.m.. In these difficult economic times, Coloradans are faced with tough decisions, but Amendment 58 offers a clear ...
Higher ed not disappointed over Amendment 58 defeat - ProQuest
A proposed amendment to the Colorado constitution that would have collected about $300 million annually from oil and gas drillers to help students from low ...
Colorado 2008 ballot measures - Ballotpedia
Four were legislatively referred constitutional amendments. Voters approved four (28.57%) and rejected ten (71.43%). On the ballot. November 4, 2008 ...
Amendment 58: A $321 million tax hike - The Denver Post
PUBLISHED: October 9, 2008 at 2:21 p.m.. Gov. Bill Ritter and the proponents of Amendment 58 seem determined to make this election a referendum on people's ...
2008 STATE BALLOT INFORMATION BOOKLET
How does Amendment 58 distribute severance tax revenue? Under Amendment 58, the state programs and local governments that currently receive all ...
2008 Nov 4 :: State of Colorado :: State Measure 58 :: Amendment ...
2008 Nov 4 :: State of Colorado :: State Measure 58 :: Amendment (Constitutional) See summary ». Candidates in this contest and votes received: Yes (49.1%), ...
YES Oil and gas taxes can help students at state colleges By DAVID SVALDI Colorado has heard its wake-up call. Budget cuts earlier this ...
2008 Amendments and Referenda - Colorado Secretary of State
Statutory or Constitutional Language Amendments if Approved by Voters. Amendment 58 - Severance Tax (Formerly Proposed Initiative #113). Statement of ...
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English: Map of Colorado counties colored based on their popular vote share in support of or opposed to 2008 Colorado Amendment 58. Support. 90%–100%.
1042 - SUPPORTING proposed Amendment 58 to the Colorado ...
Resolutions Resolutions 10/7/2008 SUPPORTING proposed Amendment 58 to the Colorado Revised Statues concerning severance taxes on the oil and natural gas ...
TRUTH TEST: Ads debate Amendment 58; is it a tax subsidy, or a ...
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2008 Ballot Measures - Vote Smart - Facts For All
Constitutional Amendment. Outcome:Failed. Election Date: Nov. 4, 2008; State: Colorado; Title: Amendment 48: An amendment to the Colorado ...
Amendments 57, 58 put on ballot - Denver - The Business Journals
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2008 General Election Ballot Initiatives and Referenda
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