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Votes at a glance: Key House actions March 17, 2025
Summary
On March 17 the Colorado House adopted a package of resolutions and bills on third reading and repassage; this roundup lists each item recorded in the transcript and the recorded vote totals when available.
DENVER — The Colorado House took roll‑call and voice votes on multiple measures during its March 17, 2025 session. Below are the items recorded in the House transcript with the stated outcomes and, where the transcript provides numbers, the recorded tallies.
Votes at a glance
- Senate Joint Resolution 12 (designating March 17, 2025, as Colorado FFA Day): adopted (recorded: 63 yes, 0 no, 2 excused).
- House Bill 11‑69 (third reading and final passage): adopted (recorded: 40 yes, 23 no, 2 excused).
- House Bill 12‑34 (consumer protection for utility customers): adopted (recorded: 43 yes, 20 no, 2 excused).
- House Bill 12‑11 (tap fee requirements for special districts providing water service): adopted (recorded: 36 yes, 27 no, 2 excused).
- House Bill 10‑94 (pharmacy benefit manager practices affecting prescription drug costs): adopted (recorded: 48 yes, 15 no, 2 excused).
- House Bill 12‑30 (changes to the traffic violation for overtaking a school bus): adopted (recorded: 58 yes, 5 no, 2 excused).
- Senate amendment concurrence and repassage votes (examples): House Bill 10‑35 (collaborative management program, as amended): repassed (recorded: 43 yes, 20 no, 2 excused). House Bill 1,009 (vegetative fuel mitigation program, as amended): repassed (recorded: 43 yes, 20 no, 2 excused). Several other concurrence/repassage items recorded similar tallies in the transcript.
- House Committee of the Whole report (second‑reading recommendations including HB 12‑10, HB 12‑19, HB 12‑50 as amended, HB 12‑83): report adopted (recorded: 41 yes, 19 no, 5 excused).
Notes and context
- Many bills were read by title and advanced on third‑reading motions with brief or no floor debate; the transcript captures the titles, motions and vote tallies for those items where a recorded machine vote was taken.
- Where the transcript gave exact tallies, those numbers are reported above. For some items the transcript recorded a voice‑vote result only or a summary statement ("The ayes have it") without an explicit roll‑call tally; those items have been labeled "adopted" without a numerical roll call. If a specific tally is not reported in the excerpt, the tally field below is set to "not specified."
- This roundup does not summarize debate on individual bills; substantive discussion for at least one bill (House Bill 12‑50, on distribution of gun‑safety materials) is covered in a separate article.
