June 23, 2026 DENVER – Restore Our Roads (ROR) today announced that the Colorado Secretary of State has qualified the citizen initiative to use existing road taxes and fees to maintain and repair Colorado roads for the statewide November ballot. “Coloradans are tired of dodging potholes and wondering why their tax money isn’t making their daily drive any safer or faster,” said Tony Milo, President & CEO of the Colorado Contractors Association. “Now Colorado voters will finall

June 9, 2026 DENVER – Restore Our Roads remains open to working with legislative leaders on a sustainable plan to fund Colorado’s roads, but the coalition Monday rejected legislators’ attempts to force the withdraw of a ballot measure to use road taxes for roads before any meaningful, good‑faith conversations even begin. Setting an arbitrary June 15th deadline to withdraw Initiative 175 with only a working group to explore possible solutions with no commitments is not a reaso

May 26, 2026 DENVER — Restore Our Roads (ROR) announced Tuesday it has submitted more than 188,000 voter signatures to the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office to qualify Initiative 175 for the November 2026 ballot. Initiative 175 ensures specified existing state revenue generated by transportation-related taxes and fees is spent on road transportation, without raising taxes...