Should Coloradans have a constitutional right to cook with gas stoves? Voters will decide.

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01 THE MACHINE READ

WHY IT MATTERS.

A state ballot on gas-stove rights could shape residential gas demand and electrification policy.

State-level electrification fight with demand implications

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Vote outcome and legal challenges

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03 WHO'S INVOLVED

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AFFECTEDNatural Gas

04 RECEIPTS

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