Bids to alter TABOR stall in Senate

0 Comments | Gazette, The (Colorado Springs), Apr 29, 2004 | by KYLE HENLEY THE GAZETTE

Fixing the conflicts between the two measures requires a two- thirds vote in each chamber and is a top legislative priority, with Gov. Bill Owens threatening to call a special session if lawmakers don't pass something by Wednesday.

In general, Republicans want to preserve as much of TABOR as possible while Democrats are more likely to protect Amendment 23.

KYLE HENLEY, THE GAZETTE

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