Colorado school districts asking voters to OK millions in mill levy overrides this November
- Posted on August 29, 2026
- By The Denver Post
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In brief
Colorado school districts are pursuing voter approval for substantial mill levy overrides in the November election. Facing dual obstacles—competing for attention amid numerous ballot measures while advocating for budget increases during economic hardship—educators must effectively communicate funding needs to taxpayers. These overrides represent critical initiatives to address budgetary shortfalls and maintain educational quality across the state.
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Colorado school districts asking voters to OK millions in mill levy overrides this November
This year, districts face two challenges in winning approval: They must vie for voters’ attention on crowded ballots and make their case for tax hikes during a cost-of-living crisis.
