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City and County of Denver Referred Question 2H: Auditor Workplace Rights Enforcement

Unofficial result: Passed

Source: results.enr.clarityelections.com

Denver city, Colorado
My vote power: High

What does this measure do?

Supports: Labor Rights

Gives Denver's auditor clear power to enforce city wage and worker protection laws. Workers keep that city office as an enforcer, with no new tax in the measure.

More about this measure

Proposed by: Denver City Council (Council Bill 26-0687)

Denver's elected 13-member City Council sent this change to voters. Changes to the city charter (the city's rulebook) need voter approval.

Source: denver.legistar.com

A YES vote means

The city charter clearly lets Denver's auditor enforce wage and workplace rights laws that City Council passes. The measure does not add a tax.

A NO vote means

The city charter stays as it is. The auditor's workplace-law enforcement role remains less explicit in the charter; this vote does not change taxes.

Source: denvergov.org

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