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Votes at a glance: third‑reading outcomes from the House session, April 28, 2025
Summary
The House took recorded third‑reading votes on a series of bills. This roundup lists each bill title and the final vote tally as recorded on the House floor.
The following is a concise list of bills taken on third reading and the recorded House floor tallies from the April 28, 2025 session.
- House Bill 11‑23 (alternative dispute resolution between unit owners and unit owners' associations): amendment L009 adopted 43–22–0; final passage as amended 39–26–0. - House Bill 12‑49 (security deposits submitted to landlords by residential tenants): adopted 34–31–0. - House Bill 11‑59 (child support commission recommendations and appropriation): adopted 51–14–0. - Senate Bill 41 (services and procedures for persons who may be incompetent to stand trial): adopted 47–18–0. - House Bill 13‑11 (deduction for free bets for sports betting proceeds): adopted 52–13–0. - House Bill 13‑28 (implementation of Direct Care Workforce Stabilization Board recommendations): adopted 43–22–0. - Senate Bill 173 (classification of certain state revenue for TABOR calculation): adopted 40–24–1 (see separate article for debate highlights). - Senate Bill 1 (Colorado Voting Rights Act): adopted 43–22–0 (see separate article for debate highlights). - House Bill 12‑95 (operation of mobile retail food establishments; reciprocity across jurisdictions): adopted 38–27–0. - House Bill 10‑78 (workforce development and natural resources; funding using Unclaimed Property Trust Fund): adopted 37–27–1 (see separate article for debate highlights). - House Bill 10‑79 (independent ethics commission jurisdiction over local governments, including school and special districts): adopted 41–23–1. - House Bill 12‑78 (modifications to statewide education accountability, technical amendment L022 adopted): adopted 51–13–1. - House Bill 12‑96 (adjustment of certain tax expenditures): adopted 39–25–1. - Senate Bill 53 (classification of bison as wildlife unless livestock): adopted 40–24–1. - Senate Bill 54 (mining regulation updates; abandoned mine cleanup permit): adopted 63–1–1. - Senate Bill 179 (continuation of Identity Theft and Financial Deterrence Act per DORA sunset): adopted 42–22–1. - House Bill 11‑92 (financial literacy as a high‑school graduation requirement): adopted 45–19–1. - House Bill 13‑26 (terminology updates for behavioral health safety‑net providers): adopted 64–0–1. - House Bill 13‑17 (correction of statutory defect re: provider self‑pay estimates): adopted 64–0–1. - Senate Bill 204 (technical relocation of utility betterment definition): adopted 63–1–1. - House Bill 10‑21 (tax incentives for businesses transitioning to employee ownership): adopted 56–8–1. - House Bill 10‑61 (grant program for community schoolyards): adopted 52–12–1.
Ending: This list reflects recorded third‑reading votes as read on the House floor. Several high‑profile bills prompted extended debate and are summarized in separate articles above.
