Here’s how school district tax measures fared in Colorado this year; Notable losses occurred in two of the state’s largest districts

Colorado voters approved about 60% of 33 school district property-tax measures on Nov. 3, according to unofficial results. Measures passed in districts ranging from Denver to smaller Prairie, while voters rejected proposals in some of the state’s largest districts. Chalkbeat Colorado reports that statewide Proposition NN and Amendment 87 also passed, potentially directing billions of dollars to schools over the next decade.