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Votes at a glance: key House and Senate measures adopted March 31, 2025
Summary
Quick summary of recorded third‑reading outcomes for bills and resolutions acted on March 31, including vote tallies and short descriptions.
The following bills and resolutions were adopted by recorded vote on March 31, 2025. The list summarizes the title, a one‑line description and the House or Senate recorded tally as read into the record on the House floor.
- House Resolution 1004 (recognizing Cesar Chavez Day): adopted (record read; floor motion carried; roll call recorded as 63 yes, 0 no; excused not specified).
- House Bill 11‑30 (labor requirements for certain construction projects): adopted 40 yes, 22 no, 3 excused.
- House Bill 12‑39 (modification of remedy provisions in the Colorado Anti‑Discrimination Act): adopted 40 yes, 24 no, 1 excused (see separate story).
- House Bill 12‑48 (school seclusion and restraint, reorganization and reporting): adopted 43 yes, 21 no, 1 excused (see separate story).
- House Bill 11‑12 (motor vehicle registration enforcement): adopted 53 yes, 11 no, 1 excused.
- House Bill 13‑01 (voice court reporters may administer oaths): adopted 51 yes, 13 no, 1 excused.
- House Bill 12‑94 (extending elimination of certain juvenile monetary obligations): adopted 51 yes, 13 no, 1 excused.
- House Bill 10‑31 (prohibition on whistleblower retaliation in law enforcement): adopted 63 yes, 0 no, 2 excused.
- House Bill 10‑96 (automated permitting for residential clean energy projects): adopted 42 yes, 22 no, 1 excused.
- House Bill 10‑82 (death certificate actions): adopted 64 yes, 0 no, 1 excused.
- House Bill 10‑80 (wireless infrastructure deployment incentives): adopted 52 yes, 12 no, 1 excused.
- Senate Bill 77 (Colorado Open Records Act modifications): adopted 45 yes, 19 no, 1 excused.
- Senate Bill 86 (requirements for social media companies): adopted 46 yes, 18 no, 1 excused.
- House Bill 12‑44 (prioritizing recent migrants for welcome grants): adopted 41 yes, 23 no, 1 excused.
- House Bill 12‑72 (voluntary housing program changes): adopted 59 yes, 5 no, 1 excused.
- Senate Bill 59 (measures supporting response to mass shootings): adopted 41 yes, 23 no, 1 excused.
- Senate Bill 151 (preventing youth runaway from placements): adopted 44 yes, 20 no, 1 excused.
- Senate Bill 85 (adoption of research animals): adopted 50 yes, 13 no, 2 excused.
- Senate Bill 87 (academic adjustments for students with disabilities in higher education): adopted 58 yes, 5 no, 2 excused.
Ending: Many of these measures will move to the other chamber for consideration or to the governor depending on origin; sponsors and opponents signaled additional stakeholder work where needed.
