AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoElection & Taxes: Colorado voters approved Proposition NN, lifting the TABOR cap by $4.6 billion to support K-12 schools. A proposed graduated income tax remained too close to call, while Democrats appeared headed for supermajorities in both legislative chambers. Governor-elect Phil Weiser has named data centers among his priorities. Business Growth: Frenchies Modern Nail Care signed a deal for a Castle Rock studio, planned to open by fall 2027, as the franchise expands in Colorado. Consumer Market: Colorado new-car sales reportedly plunged after EV incentives ended, with high prices adding pressure. Tourism & Sports: Denver Summit ranked second in NWSL attendance, helping lift the league’s average by 3% and drawing crowds as the club awaits a permanent stadium. Flood Recovery: Southwest Colorado communities are assessing damage from repeated floods; federal quick-release funds are approved to begin highway repairs.
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