Colorado voters will decide if ballot measures should be written at an 8th grade reading level
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Colorado voters will decide in November whether the state constitution should be amended to require that future ballot measures be written in plain language and understandable by people who can read at an eighth grade level.
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Colorado voters will decide in November whether the state constitution should be amended to require that future ballot measures be written in plain language and understandable by people who can read at an eighth grade level.
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