Twin ballot measures on the November 2025 ballot in Colorado seek to boost funding for the state's Healthy School Meals for All program. Aspen Times archiveColorado voters will decide on two ballot initiatives this November that aim to bolster funding for the state’s Healthy School Meals for All program. The tax increase would raise as much as $95 million more every year for the free meals program. Before the creation of Colorado’s free meals program, students had to be income-qualified to qualify for free and reduced meals. Lawmakers this year voted to refer two ballot measures related to free school meals to voters for the November 2025 election.