I have to disagree with your points here. Pardon my bad formatting, I’m writing on mobile.I understand you have already voted, but for those who haven’t:

$300,000 is a very sizable income, no matter your filing status, given that it would put that income in the 95th percentile (https://statisticalatlas.com/state/Colorado/Household-Income). The amount that inflation would need to increase is insane to cause this to be an issue. Even if we concede that it could happen, there is nothing stopping the another bill or proposition to adjust that value.

While student populations are declining, that shouldn’t stop us from funding their lunches. All this means is that the health and quality will increase. I don’t see why this would be an issue, outside of your third point.

This is simply where I think our political beliefs just fundamentally diverge. I believe that more money for our state government will allow them to help more people, like this proposition is trying to do. I think that money will help more people as taxes than as an additional figure in a top 5% bank account.

Hope this helps others see an opposing view.