Denverites are set to approve all 6 ballot measures on the city ballot

It looks like Denverites approved everything from a ban on foie gras to the Xcel Energy franchise agreement on Election Day.

Referred Question 2H asked voters to allow the city auditor’s office to enforce wage theft laws in perpetuity by etching newly afforded powers and responsibilities into the city charter. As of 11:30 p.m., the measure had 86% support. Read more about 2H.

Referred Question 2I is a proposal to change the city’s budget process to a two-year cycle. As of 11:30 p.m., 65.5% of voters were in favor. Read more about 2I.

Referred Question 2J is a push to change the city charter’s rules for hiring, managing and disciplining local police and firefighters. As of 11:30 p.m., 80% of voters are supporting the changes. Read more about 2J.

Referred Question 2K would approve a new franchise agreement between the city and the utility. The measure had the support of about 68.5% of voters as of 11:30 p.m. Read more about 2K.

Initiated Ordinance 311 would ban the local sale of foie gras and other products made by force-feeding birds. Supporters have 66.5% of the vote as of 11:30 p.m. Read more about 311.

Ballot Issue 4A asked voters to approve a $44 million tax increase to support Denver Public Schools. As of 11:30 p.m., supporters had 68% of the vote. Read more about 4A.

For results of the statewide ballot measures, head here .