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Votes at a glance: key floor outcomes from the Colorado Senate on March 24, 2025
Summary
A roundup of bills and appointments finalized on the Senate floor March 24, 2025, including adoption or placement for third reading and confirmations recorded during the session.
The Colorado Senate recorded the following formal outcomes on March 24, 2025. Counts are included where the roll call was read aloud on the floor. If no tally was given in the transcript, the cell is marked "not specified." All items below reflect actions recorded during the day's Senate session.
Confirmed governor appointments (consent calendar) - Brianna Lehman — Colorado Aeronautical Board (term expiring 12/19/2025): confirmed (vote recorded in transcript: 23 ayes, 10 no, 0 absent, 2 excused). - Additional appointments (Energy and Carbon Management Commission; Board of Trustees for Adams State University): confirmed on the consent calendar (transcript records confirmation of the full consent calendar; individual tallies not specified in the floor text).
Bills adopted or moved - House Bill 12‑01 (modernize money transmission; consent calendar): passed (final vote recorded in consent calendar; transcript shows passage, tally not specified in floor text here). - Senate Bill 125 (committee on legal services recommendations; consent calendar): passed (transcript records final passage; tally not specified). - House Bill 10‑18 (access to Vocational Rehabilitation Services, Dept. of Labor and Employment): passed (Senate final passage recorded; transcript shows a roll call with 21 ayes, 12 noes). - House Bill 10‑07, House Bill 11‑10, House Bill 12‑05 (committee of the whole second reading consent calendar): committee reported and bills ordered to third reading and final passage (committee report adopted, 33 ayes, 0 nos at that time for the committee report adoption). - House Bill 11‑33 (regulation of sale of ammunition): passed by the Senate after floor debate (final passage recorded; tally not specified in the transcript excerpt that records "the ayes have it and the bill is adopted"). - House Bill 12‑38 (requirements for gun shows): passed by the Senate after extended floor debate (final passage recorded; tally not specified in the transcript excerpt that records "the ayes have it and the bill is adopted"). - Senate Bill 191 (cardiac emergency preparedness / AEDs in high school athletics): passed on second reading and ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for third reading and final passage (committee of the whole report). - House Bill 11‑79 (insurance replacement for child‑restraint systems): passed (final passage recorded; tally not specified).
Other procedural outcomes - House Bill 10‑24, House Bill 10‑90 and other items were laid over or retained for later days of the calendar per the transcript (for example, House Bill 10‑90 laid over until March 25, 2025).
Notes on tallies and records - Where the transcript records an explicit roll call tally it is listed above. Many consent‑calendar items are adopted without a roll‑call tally read into the record; individual tallies for those items were not printed in the transcript excerpts provided.
Ending: These floor actions conclude a day of extensive debate, particularly on gun‑related bills (HB 11‑33 and HB 12‑38). Promoters, vendors, retailers, hunting groups and law‑enforcement agencies should review the enacted language when the bills are enrolled and transmitted to the governor for signature.
