Ballot measures get their number assignments!
That's right. More wonky delights....
The Secretary of State Office's press release gives a rundown of the numbers but here they are for your convenience:
Measure #39: Eminent Domain (was IP57)
Measure #40: Districting of Judges (was IP24)
Measure #41: Federal Tax Substitution (was IP14)
Measure #42: Insurance Credit Check (wasIP23)
Measure #43: Parental Notification (was IP51)
Measure #44: Discount Prescription Drugs (was IP122)
Measure #45: Term Limits (was IP39)
Measure #46: Campaign Finance - Constitutional (was IP8)
Measure #47: Campaign Finance - Statutory (was IP37)
Measure #48: TABOR/Colorado's Spending Trap (was IP6)
Yeesh. With the exception of 44, what a mess.
The Secretary of State Office's press release gives a rundown of the numbers but here they are for your convenience:
Measure #39: Eminent Domain (was IP57)
Measure #40: Districting of Judges (was IP24)
Measure #41: Federal Tax Substitution (was IP14)
Measure #42: Insurance Credit Check (wasIP23)
Measure #43: Parental Notification (was IP51)
Measure #44: Discount Prescription Drugs (was IP122)
Measure #45: Term Limits (was IP39)
Measure #46: Campaign Finance - Constitutional (was IP8)
Measure #47: Campaign Finance - Statutory (was IP37)
Measure #48: TABOR/Colorado's Spending Trap (was IP6)
Yeesh. With the exception of 44, what a mess.
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