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Votes at a glance: House actions and bills adopted on March 4, 2025
Summary
The House adopted a set of bills on March 4, 2025, including several on second reading and numerous measures on third reading. This roundup lists bills recorded in the transcript with committee reports, amendment outcomes and final disposition in the House.
The following bills were moved, amended where noted, and adopted by the Colorado House during the March 4, 2025 session as shown in the transcript. Vote methods were generally voice votes unless otherwise noted in the record.
Passed (selected, with key floor actions recorded in the transcript):
- House Bill 12‑05 — "Measures to facilitate implementation of fair access to insurance requirements plans." Adopted on third reading (46 ayes, 16 no, 3 excused noted in transcript).
- House Bill 10‑90 — Protections against deceptive pricing practices. Adopted on third reading (41 ayes, 21 no, 3 excused).
- House Bill 11‑13 — Limits on certain landscaping practices in new residential development. Adopted on third reading (41 ayes, 21 no, 3 excused).
- House Bill 11‑61 — Requiring labeling of gas field stoves. Adopted on third reading (41 ayes, 21 no, 3 excused).
- House Bill 11‑76 — Measures to reduce stigma of behavioral health treatment for medical practitioners. Adopted on third reading (55 ayes, 7 no, 3 excused).
- House Bill 11‑08 — Limitations on residential rental agreement terms after the death of a rent‑responsible individual. Adopted on third reading (53 ayes, 9 no, 3 excused); floor amendment L005 to name the bill after a constituent’s mother was adopted by recorded voice machine (permission vote recorded: 61 yes, 1 no, 3 excused) before final passage.
- House Bill 11‑73 — Expanding advisory board role for the Office of School Safety. Adopted on third reading (54 ayes, 8 no, 3 excused).
- Senate Bill 46 — Establishing uniform confidentiality standards for local government tax investigations. Adopted on third reading (61 ayes, 1 no, 3 excused).
- House Bill 11‑84 — Community‑based continuing care services for seniors seeking admission to life care institutions. Adopted on third reading (50 ayes, 12 no, 3 excused).
- House Bill 11‑15 — Colorado Water Conservation Board administration of a water supply measurement program; appropriation included. Adopted on third reading (52 ayes, 9 no, 4 excused).
- House Bill 11‑32 — Creating military family behavioral health grant program and veterans mental health services program (funding source noted in debate). Adopted on third reading (41 ayes, 20 no, 4 excused).
- House Bill 12‑21 — Authorizes Emily Griffith Technical College to offer an AAS degree. Adopted on third reading (60 ayes, 1 no, 4 excused).
- House Bill 11‑81 — Colorado Rangers law enforcement shared reserve. Adopted on third reading (62 ayes, 0 no, 3 excused).
Earlier in the day, a Committee of the Whole report noted additional bills passed on second reading and placed on the calendar for third reading, including House Bills 10‑11 (amended), 10‑14 (amended), 11‑16 (amended), 11‑48 (amended), 11‑68 (amended), 11‑79 (amended) and 1,200 (amended). Several of those appeared later on the calendar and were taken up for final passage.
Notes on vote types and tallies: many floor actions were decided by voice vote (the transcript records “All those in favor, say ‘aye’” with the chair announcing the result). The transcript records roll‑call machine tallies only where shown in the text (for example, third‑reading passages that reported numeric counts). Where a numeric tally was not printed in the transcript for a specific action, the outcome is reported as recorded by the presiding officer.
This roundup reflects the actions and outcomes as recorded in the official transcript excerpt for the March 4 House floor session.
