School Choice Measures on Ballot in Colorado, Kentucky, and Nebraska

Voters in three states will decide the future of school funding and educational options in upcoming elections.

Colorado's Amendment 80 seeks to establish a constitutional right to school choice, including private and charter schools, homeschooling, and open enrollment.
Kentucky's Amendment 2 proposes allowing state funds to support students attending non-public schools, sparking debate over public education funding.
Nebraska voters will decide whether to repeal a $10 million school voucher program, with opponents arguing it diverts funds from public schools.
Supporters of school choice argue it provides necessary educational options and competition, while opponents warn of potential harm to public school resources.
The measures reflect a broader national debate on school choice, with implications for educational policy and funding across the United States.