Greeley Voters Reject 2F

Colorado voters cast ballots on several significant local and statewide measures, including Issue 2F and statewide measures 81, 134 and 135. The results will shape Greeley's tax policy, as well as statewide transgender and immigration-related policies. In Greeley, voters rejected Issue 2F, a measure that would increase the city's sales and use tax by 0.6% to fund community capital improvement projects, including the West Greeley Catalyst Project. The measure received 29.74% of the vote, while 70.26% of voters opposed it. Issue 2F generated debate throughout its campaign. Supporters, such as the city council, argued the measure would provide funding for critical city improvement, while opponents questioned the tax increase and how the revenue would be managed.

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