Voter approval of Denver ballot measure 2B called 'monumental'
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Voters in the Mile High City have approved a .25 percent sales tax hike, to help fund more housing and services for the homeless. Voters in the Mile High City have approved a .25 percent sales tax hike, to help fund more housing and services for the homeless. Voters in the Mile High City have approved a .25 percent sales tax hike, to help fund more housing and services for the homeless.
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