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ECONOMY • UNITED STATES

Colorado voters reject measure to cap state income tax rate at 4.4%

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Colorado voters rejected Proposition 136, which would have capped the state income tax rate at 4.4%, according to The Colorado Sun. The supplied report does not give the vote margin or explain what tax changes may follow.

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The result leaves Colorado’s income tax rate without the proposed cap. It affects the state’s taxpayers and policymakers; the supplied article does not describe a broader U.S. economic effect.