AFP Colorado
Americans for Prosperity Colorado is dedicated to fundamentally transforming the institution of government both nationally and statewide to promote greater economic freedom and prosperity for WE THE PEOPLE through true grassroots advocacy. By REMOVING BARRIERS to opportunity, LOWERING TAXES, and upholding the principles of LIMITED GOVERNMENT our mission is to make Colorado a state where every individual can thrive and succeed.
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AFP Colorado is working for real change for Colorado families through actual grassroots advocacy. We go into communities and connect with real people about real issues affecting them every day. AFP Colorado is doing the hard work most won’t do! We are changing hearts and minds one conversation at a time. Join our MOVEMENT to push for limited government, lower taxes, lower energy rates, and economic prosperity for Colorado families.
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Protect the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights for Colorado
Your right to vote on tax increases in Colorado is under threat.
Earlier this year, a group of legislators introduced House Joint Resolution 1023 (HJR-1023), aiming to challenge the constitutionality of the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights (TABOR). This resolution sought to enable the General Assembly to file a lawsuit that could potentially eliminate the requirement for voter approval of tax increases.
Key sponsors of HJR-1023 include:
- Representative Manny Rutinel (HD32)
- Representative Lorena García (HD35)
- Senator Kyle Mullica (SD24)
These legislators are actively working to remove your direct say in how much you are taxed. Thankfully, it failed in the House… this time.
TABOR is more than a policy; it’s a safeguard ensuring that any tax increase receives direct voter approval. It embodies fiscal responsibility and upholds the principle that government should be accountable to its citizens.
By signing our online letter, you send a clear message to your legislators: uphold TABOR and respect the will of the voters.
No Special Session
Denver politicians are pushing for a Special Session- not to fix problems, but to RAISE YOUR TAXES.
That’s right: instead of respecting your hard-earned dollars, they could spend over $150,000 of taxpayer money just to meet to figure out how to TAKE EVEN MORE from YOUR WALLET.
This isn’t leadership-it’s a reckless game with your finances.
Say No to the Special Session
Denver politicians are pushing for a Special Session- not to fix problems, but to RAISE YOUR TAXES.
That’s right: instead of respecting your hard-earned dollars, they could spend over $150,000 of taxpayer money just to meet to figure out how to TAKE EVEN MORE from YOUR WALLET.
This isn’t leadership-it’s a reckless game with your finances.
While families across Colorado are tightening their belts, lawmakers want to throw a TAXPAYER-FUNDED TANTRUM to hike taxes. Enough is Enough!
Call your State Legislators and the Governor TODAY.
Tell them loud and clear:
NO SPECIAL SESSION. NO NEW TAXES. NO MORE GAMES
Newsroom
By 2040 average homeowners could be paying more than $32 per month for electricity.
DENVER, CO — As National School Choice Week kicks off, Americans for Prosperity-Colorado (AFP-Colorado) is highlighting the importance of fostering an education system that prioritizes an individualized approach to learning.
DENVER (KDVR) — Monday marked the first day the IRS could start accepting and processing your tax return. Colorado filers need to keep an eye out for one key step to make sure they get all the money they are eligible for back in their wallets.
We’d like to correct the record. Colorado is not facing a financial crisis. Rather, the state government is growing at a good pace, fueled by a healthy economy, a financially prudent governor who saved during years of plenty and sound tax policy decisions.