DENVER ~ Colorado voters approved Proposition NN, directing additional resources to K-12 education, and ballot measure 7A, which sets the stage for passenger rail service along the Front Range, Gov. Jared Polis said.

In a statement, Polis said Proposition NN would support efforts to reduce class sizes, increase teacher pay, and expand child care and preschool. He said the measure could help families save money.

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Polis said approval of 7A moves the state toward delivering Front Range Passenger Rail, which he said would connect communities, reduce traffic, protect clean air, and save time and money for residents.

The governor described education and transportation options as priorities and said he expected the investments to benefit Colorado for decades.

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