Lots of media attention around the upcoming midterm elections is understandably focused on which party will win control of Congress, as well as the many state legislative chambers and governorships that are up for grabs. However, there are also over 150 state ballot measures going before voters next month, some of which will be tremendously consequential in shaping state economies for years to come. Two such proposals warrant greater attention: Amendment 87 in Colorado and Amendment 3 in Florida. Both would be transformative for their respective states—the former in positive ways, the latter in catastrophic ones.
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