POLITICS● LOW11h ago · Oct 19, 2026, 1:00 AM
Dark money groups are spending millions opposing Amendment 87 , which proposes graduated income tax in Colorado
aspentimes.com · United States · north america
Groups using undisclosed funds are reportedly spending millions to oppose Amendment 87 in Colorado, which proposes a graduated income tax. This indicates significant financial influence in a state-level political and economic debate.
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