A. Concerning a statutory measure prohibiting state and local governments from expending state funds on services to illegal immigrants, except emergency services including prenatal care and K-12 education, as required by federal law.

B. Concerning a statutory measure implementing significant fines for employers in the State of Colorado that submit false or fraudulent documentation to the state pertaining to the identification of its employees without taking reasonable measures to confirm such information as legally valid.

C. Concerning a statutory measure exempting any wages earned by
undocumented employees as a deductible business expense for state income tax purposes. The statutory measure shall allow the Department of Revenue to promulgate rules and regulations necessary for the enforcement of this provision.

D. Concerning a statutory measure requiring a six percent withholding tax on compensation paid to an employee whose compensation is reported on a Form 1099 where that employee has failed to provide a valid taxpayer identification number.

E. Concerning a statutory measure requiring a person to provide verifiable identification to register to vote and to vote that is no less restrictive than current state requirements to issue driver's license and state identification.

F. Concerning a statutory measure to criminalize involuntary servitude, forbid forced labor or services by threatening the destruction of immigration documents, and making the act of threatening an individual with reporting illegal status to officials for the purpose of extorting money a felony.

G. Concerning implementing a referred measure to a statewide vote of the people banning state and local government services to illegal immigrants, except as mandated by federal law.

H. Concerning a measure to ensure a timely resolution from the Colorado Supreme Court concerning proposed ballot initiatives pursuant to C.R.S. 1-40-107, by replacing the term "promptly" with an objective and numeric timeline, not to exceed 30 days.

I. Concerning raising the age of consent in common law marriage, at a minimum, to conform with the statutory age requirements contained in the Uniform Marriage Act.