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Votes at a glance: House third‑reading actions, Feb. 12, 2025
Summary
The Colorado House completed third‑reading and final passage votes on a package of supplemental appropriations and other bills on Feb. 12, 2025. The clerk announced tallies for each bill during the session.
The Colorado House on Feb. 12 completed third‑reading and final passage votes on a long list of bills, including supplemental appropriations to multiple departments and several capital and education funding measures. Below are the items the clerk read on the floor and their recorded outcomes.
Votes at a glance (bill — short title — recorded result):
- Senate Bill 88 — supplemental appropriation to the Department of Agriculture — adopted (50 yes, 15 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 89 — supplemental appropriation to the Department of Corrections — adopted (52 yes, 13 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 90 — supplemental appropriation to the Department of Early Childhood — adopted (45 yes, 20 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 91 — supplemental appropriation to the Department of Education — adopted (55 yes, 10 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 92 — supplemental appropriation to the offices of the governor, lieutenant governor, and state planning and budgeting — adopted (48 yes, 17 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 93 — supplemental appropriation to the Department of Health Care Policy and Financing — adopted (43 yes, 22 no, 0 excused). See separate coverage for extended floor debate.
- Senate Bill 94 — adopted (50 yes, 15 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 95 — supplemental appropriation to the Department of Human Services — adopted (47 yes, 18 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 96 — supplemental appropriation to the Judicial Department — adopted (47 yes, 18 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 97 — adopted (56 yes, 9 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 98 — supplemental appropriation to the Department of Law — adopted (54 yes, 11 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 99 — supplemental appropriation to the Department of the Legislature — adopted (45 yes, 20 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 100 — supplemental appropriation to the Department of Local Affairs — adopted (44 yes, 21 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 101 — supplemental appropriation to the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs — adopted (61 yes, 4 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 102 — supplemental appropriation to the Department of Natural Resources — adopted (45 yes, 20 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 103 — supplemental appropriation to the Department of Personnel — adopted (44 yes, 21 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 104 — adopted (44 yes, 21 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 105 — supplemental appropriation to the Department of Public Safety — adopted (59 yes, 6 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 106 — supplemental appropriation to the Department of Regulatory Agencies — adopted (45 yes, 20 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 107 — supplemental appropriation to the Department of Revenue — adopted (54 yes, 11 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 108 — supplemental appropriation to the Department of State — adopted (48 yes, 17 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 109 — supplemental appropriation to the Department of Transportation — adopted (43 yes, 22 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 110 — supplemental appropriation to the Department of the Treasury — adopted (47 yes, 18 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 111 — funding for capital construction and supplemental appropriations — adopted (52 yes, 13 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 112 — funding for capital construction and IT — adopted (44 yes, 21 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 113 — adjustments to school funding for the 2024–25 budget year — adopted (63 yes, 2 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 114 — repeal of the Financial Literacy and Exchange Program — adopted (65 yes, 0 no, 0 excused).
- Senate Bill 115 — extension of spending authority for the Colorado State Forest Service seedling nursery — adopted (49 yes, 16 no, 0 excused).
- House Bill 11‑31 — eliminating certain conditions related to Colorado State University's veterinary medicine program — adopted (65 yes, 0 no, 0 excused).
- House Bill 11‑55 — authority for a nominated candidate to choose watchers and count facilities in certain vacancy elections — adopted (65 yes, 0 no, 0 excused).
The clerk read titles and the majority leader moved final passage for each bill as recorded; the clerk announced vote tallies after members voted on the machine. Several bills prompted brief floor remarks; Senate Bill 93 drew extended debate (see separate article).
