Two ballot measures that asked voters for more money to cover the costs to provide free meals to students at Colorado schools have secured a wide lead, according to the latest unofficial tally.

Colorado voters overwhelmingly favored two ballot measures impacting high-income households to provide more funding for free school meals.

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Initial election results show early support for two ballot measures seeking to boost funding for Colorado’s free school meals program. With over half of the state’s 64 counties reporting votes as of 7 ...

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Stay in line as polling places are required by law to let you vote.What's on the ballot?All voters across the state will be able to vote on the following two ballot measures, both of which deal with ...