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Colorado Voters Consider Amendment 82 Granting Natural Gas Rights

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Colorado voters are being asked to decide on Amendment 82, a ballot initiative that seeks to amend the state constitution. The measure would establish a right for consumers to purchase natural gas for heating or cooking, and a right for distributors and utilities to sell natural gas for use in homes and businesses. Supporters of the measure include Advance Colorado, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.

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The initiative addresses the reliance of Colorado households on natural gas, with one report noting that 70% of households still use natural gas for heating and cooking. Advocates suggest that natural gas provides reliable baseload energy, particularly in rural areas, compared to grid electricity during winter storms.

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