About half of the $950 million in bond dollars would go toward transportation, which consists of improvements to the city’s streets and bridges and to traffic safety.

If approved by Denver voters, Referendum 310 would reaffirm the city ordinance that banned sales of flavor tobacco in the city. Industry opponents hope voters will repeal it.

Propositions LL and MM on Colorado’s 2025 ballot will determine if the universal free school meals program can reach sustainability or if it will be significantly cut back.

Officials from the Denver Department of Excise and Licenses are asking voters to rubber-stamp a name change of the department since it has nothing to do with excise taxes.

The change would significantly shake up the political dynamics of the elections, requiring the positions to be selected through a majority vote in separate elections, rather than a top-two race.

The legislation has long been a target of conservatives and industry members.