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Votes at a glance: bills adopted on March 13, 2025 House floor
Summary
A roundup of bills the House adopted during Thursday’s session with recorded roll‑call tallies when available.
The House adopted a number of bills on March 13, 2025. Where the floor record provided a recorded roll‑call tally, it is listed below; where the transcript recorded only a voice vote, the tally is noted as not specified.
- Senate Bill 180: Adopted (final voice vote recorded on the floor; roll‑call tally not specified in transcript). Sponsor: Representative Sirota.
- House Bill 11‑65 (underground energy resources; carbon sequestration enterprise and geothermal changes): Adopted (committee report adopted as amended; final passage recorded on the floor; roll‑call tally for final passage not specified in transcript). Sponsors: Representatives Paschal and Soper.
- House Bill 12‑70 (Right‑to‑Try expansion for individualized genetic treatments): Adopted (voice vote; roll‑call tally not specified in floor sequence). Sponsors: Minority Leader Puglisi and Representative Gilchrist.
- House Bill 12‑80 (advanced leak detection for pipelines): Adopted on third reading, recorded tally: 41 yes, 19 no, 5 excused.
- Senate Bill 170 (state response to genetic-testing backlogs): Adopted on third reading, recorded tally: 60 yes, 0 no, 5 excused.
- House Bill 1005 (film festival tax incentives): Adopted on third reading, recorded tally: 43 yes, 17 no, 5 excused.
- Senate Bill 4 (regulating childcare program fees): Adopted on third reading, recorded tally: 38 yes, 22 no, 5 excused.
- Senate Bill 133 (Colorado Voidable Transactions Act update): Adopted on third reading, recorded tally: 48 yes, 13 no, 4 excused.
- Senate Bill 16 (escrow disbursements for real estate): Adopted on third reading, recorded tally: 62 yes, 1 no, 2 excused.
- Senate Bill 24 (judicial officers appropriation): Adopted on third reading, recorded tally: 63 yes, 0 no, 2 excused.
- Senate Bill 42 (behavioral health crisis response measures): Adopted on third reading, recorded tally: 53 yes, 10 no, 2 excused.
Members moved the Committee of the Whole report, and the report was adopted (recorded committee‑of‑the‑whole tally in transcript: 39 yes, 21 no, 5 excused). Several bills were laid over until the next calendar day as announced by leadership.
