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Colorado voters to decide in November ballot whether to increase tobacco tax

Written by || 1st July 2020 || News analysis | Heated tobacco | Modern oral | Politics & policy | Snus | Vapour | Colorado North America United States

Voters in the US state of Colorado will decide in November whether to support a bill to increase taxes on tobacco after lawmakers put forward a plan for rises to be phased in over the next seven years ...

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