DEVELOPING: Colorado Election Results: Proposition LL and MM Vote Totals Pour In

Breaking News: Colorado Election Results Pour In for Proposition LL and MM The Associated Press is reporting that with over 70% of votes counted in Colorado, Proposition LL and MM have seen significant developments. As of 9:45 PM MT, Proposition LL, a measure to restrict short-term rentals in Denver, is leading with 62% of the vote, while Proposition MM, a proposal to increase the city's affordable housing fund, is trailing behind with 45% of the vote. The immediate impact of these results is being felt in Denver, where residents are closely watching the outcome of these propositions. If Proposition LL passes, it could significantly alter the city's short-term rental market, while a victory for Proposition MM would provide a major boost to the city's affordable housing efforts. Background context shows that both propositions have been highly contested, with proponents on both sides engaging in intense campaigns. Proposition LL has been backed by local residents concerned about the impact of short-term rentals on the city's housing market, while Proposition MM has been supported by affordable housing advocates. As of now, the outcome of these propositions remains uncertain, with the remaining 30% of votes yet to be counted. The Associated Press will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available. This is a developing story, and we will provide further updates as more information becomes available.