Supporters said this will end Colorado's $300 million subsidy for oil and gas, provide additional benefits without raising taxes or increasing costs, such as providing scholarships that will help the long term economic health of Colorado.

Opponents said food, fuel and utility costs will rise if Amendment 58 passes. Critics say it will send more money to the state government and the scholarships do not provide critical operating capitol for Colorado colleges and universities.

What do you think of Amendment 58? Have you been swayed by the commercials on TV? How will you vote on it?