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General Issues: Governance & Political Institutions; Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Mining Industries; Environment

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Denver

Colorado

United States

Links: Colorado CIR Statement for Prop. 105; Colorado Mandatory Labeling Initiative Proposition 105

Start Date: September 7, 2014

End Date: September 10, 2014

Ongoing: No

Staff: No

Volunteers: No

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Colorado Citizens' Initiative Review (CIR) on Proposition 105: Mandatory Labeling of GMOs Initiative

First Submitted By jxz305 June 29, 2019

Most Recent Changes By jxz305 June 29, 2019

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General Issues: Governance & Political Institutions; Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Mining Industries; Environment

Location

Denver

Colorado

United States

Links: Colorado CIR Statement for Prop. 105; Colorado Mandatory Labeling Initiative Proposition 105

Start Date: September 7, 2014

End Date: September 10, 2014

Ongoing: No

Staff: No

Volunteers: No

The first CIR to take place in Colorado was held to deliberate on prop. 105. 11 members of the CIR voted in favor of prop with 9 members voting against. The proposition was defeated at vote with a 65% majority voting against the mandatory labeling initiative.

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