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Votes at a glance: several bills and confirmations adopted by the Colorado Senate
Summary
On March 20–21, the Colorado Senate passed multiple bills on the consent calendar, adopted several final-passage votes and confirmed governor appointments; the session recorded vote tallies where roll-call votes occurred.
The Colorado Senate on March 20–21 recorded several final actions on bills and confirmations. Below are the items taken up on the floor and their recorded outcomes as shown in the Senate transcript.
• Senate Bill 61 (construction of laws regarding federally recognized tribes in Colorado): Passed on third reading, roll call recorded as 34 ayes, 0 no, 0 absent, 1 excused.
• Senate Bill 145 (consumer right to cancel automatic renewal contracts online): Passed on third reading; recorded roll 29 ayes, 5 noes, 0 absent, 1 excused.
• House Bill 1173 (title read on consent calendar as House Bill 11 73): Passed on third reading; recorded roll 22 ayes, 12 noes, 0 absent, 1 excused.
• Senate Bill 185 (inapplicability of the economic loss rule to certain residential-construction claims): Passed on third reading; recorded roll 23 ayes, 11 noes, 0 absent, 1 excused.
• House Bill 1024 (medical professionals to disclose delegations of medical aesthetic services): The Senate passed the bill on third reading; recorded as passed on the floor (ayes recorded by voice in the excerpt).
• Confirmation of governor appointments on the consent calendar: Multiple appointments to the Underground Damage Prevention Safety Commission and the Workers' Compensation Cost Containment Board were confirmed by recorded vote of 34 ayes, 0 no, 0 absent, 0 excused as shown in the transcript excerpt.
• Messages from the governor: The transcript records that the governor signed and filed bills including Senate Bill 38 (wildlife damage protection of personal information) and Senate Bill 46 (local government tax audit confidentiality) on March 20, 2025, and these executive actions were entered into the Senate record.
Where the transcript records a roll-call tally, that tally is listed above. Several other bills were moved on second reading, amended or laid over; items that were advanced but not finally passed in the excerpt are not included in this summary.
