Transportation advocates will not ask voters to raise taxes for roads and transit this year, but will keep their business-centric coalition together with an eye on putting a proposed funding measure on the 2018 Colorado ballot.
Tony Milo, executive director of the Colorado Contractors Association, said the decision came down to two primary factors.
First, the ballot initiatives that have received title approval for the 2017 ballot did not contemplate the late-session passage by the Legislature…