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Votes at a glance: House floor actions on March 27, 2025
Summary
Summary of bills taken up on the House floor March 27 with recorded outcomes. Includes passage status and brief note where available.
The House considered and moved multiple bills on March 27, 2025. Below is a concise listing of bills that were taken up on the floor during the session and recorded outcomes in the transcript. Where the transcript did not print a numeric roll call, the outcome is recorded as shown on the floor.
Votes at a glance
- House Bill 11‑30 (project labor agreement authority for state projects): Passed on the House floor; moved to third reading ("House Bill 11 30 is passed").
- House Bill 12‑39 (Colorado Anti‑Discrimination Act amendments): Advanced with floor and committee amendments; placed on calendar for third reading (multi‑page amendment L3 adopted; bill advanced).
- House Bill 12‑48 (disciplinary measures / restraint & seclusion move to Title 22): Passed on second reading and placed on calendar for third reading after adoption of several amendments.
- House Bill 11‑12 (vehicle registration changes, municipal enforcement): Passed (committee reports adopted on floor; bill moved forward).
- House Bill 13‑01 (voice court reporters authorized to administer oaths): Passed on second reading and advanced (amendments adopted in committee).
- House Bill 12‑94 (prohibition of certain juvenile monetary assessments): Passed; committee report adopted and bill advanced.
- House Bill 10‑31 (law enforcement whistleblower protections): Passed on floor after amendments.
- House Bill 10‑96 (automated permitting for residential clean energy): Passed as amended (finance and committee reports adopted).
- House Bill 10‑82 (death certificate signers: allow qualified verbatim reporters to administer oath): Passed (committee reports adopted; technical amendment L004 adopted).
- House Bill 10‑80 (incentives for wireless infrastructure via optional local property tax incentives): Passed after committee reports and amendment removing a sales‑tax feature.
- Senate Bill 77 (Colorado Open Records Act cleanup, as amended): Passed after committee consideration and adopted floor amendments.
- Senate Bill 86 (social media protections related to illegal commerce and trafficking): Passed on the floor after sponsor amendments to enforcement language.
Notes: The floor transcript shows many bills were amended and advanced; numeric roll calls were recorded in some committee votes but not all floor votes. When the transcript recorded a specific floor tally it was noted in the record; in many cases the House announced only "The ayes have it" or "The bill is passed." For bills that passed without roll call counts, the article records the outcome as stated on the floor.
