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Votes at a glance: floor actions taken March 26 in Colorado House
Summary
The Colorado House passed multiple bills on March 26 including measures on tenant screening, pricing coordination, interim committee suspensions and several policy and appropriations items. Listed below are bills considered on third reading with outcomes and vote tallies where recorded.
The Colorado House conducted extensive third-reading business March 26. Key roll-call results and short descriptions follow (items taken from the House calendar and the day's floor proceedings).
Votes at a glance
- House Bill 12-36 (tenant screening portable report cleanup): Adopted on third reading, 36 yes, 29 no. Description: Technical cleanup to portable tenant screening statute to allow reuse of a single screening report; sponsors said it helps applicants and voucher holders; opponents warned of market effects.
- House Bill 1,004 (pricing coordination / algorithmic pricing): Adopted on third reading, 43 yes, 22 no. Description: Strengthens prohibitions on price coordination and addresses algorithm-driven facilitation of collusion; sponsors cited enforcement gaps, opponents raised due-process concerns.
- Senate Bill 199 (suspend legislative interim activities / reduce appropriation): Adopted, recorded as 65 yes, 0 no. Description: Suspends interim committees and reduces associated appropriation for the interim.
- Senate Bill 15 (wildfire information website update): Adopted, recorded as 65 yes, 0 no.
- House Bill 10-13 (social visitation rights for persons confined in correctional facilities): Adopted on third reading, recorded as 44 yes, 21 no.
- House Bill 12-85 (veterinary workforce; practice by veterinary professional associates): Adopted, recorded as 50 yes, 15 no.
- House Bill 12-13 (medical assistance program changes): Adopted, recorded as 62 yes, 3 no.
- House Bill 12-45 (HVAC infrastructure improvement projects in schools): Adopted, recorded as 43 yes, 22 no.
- House Bill 12-89 (property tax exemptions for real property leased to public entities): Adopted, recorded as 65 yes, 0 no.
Several other bills were read and adopted by the House with co-sponsors announced on the floor; members directed that the balance of the calendar be carried over to the next day. For bills with extensive debate (HB 12-36 and HB 1,004), the House recorded and debated policy impacts and implementation concerns; both measures now proceed to the Senate for further consideration.
