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Votes at a glance: House adopts several bills and a resolution on Jan. 27, 2025
Summary
The House adopted multiple measures on third reading and adopted a joint resolution recognizing Colorado 4‑H Day. The following list summarizes each bill/resolution, its outcome and key floor details recorded in the transcript.
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The Colorado House recorded votes on multiple measures during the session. Below are the measures mentioned on the floor, the outcome as announced by the clerk, and pertinent details from the debate or title-reading excerpts in the transcript.
House Joint Resolution 1006 — Colorado 4‑H Day - Action: Adopted (voice/recorded acknowledgement) - Clerk announcement: "With 61 I 0 no for excused, House Joint Resolution 1006 is adopted." - Key detail: The resolution salutes the Colorado 4‑H program and declares Monday, Jan. 27, 2025, Colorado 4‑H Day. Sponsors and speakers included Representative McCormick and Representative Johnson, who addressed 4‑H members in the gallery.
House Bill 1054 — Repeal requirement for Legislative Audit Committee performance reviews of the automobile inspection readjustment program - Action: Adopted on third reading and final passage - Clerk announcement: "With 52 I, 10 no and 3 excused, House Bill 1054 is adopted." - Key detail: Title read on floor; limited floor debate recorded in the excerpt.
House Bill 1076 — Technical corrections related to Division of Motor Vehicles documents; disabled veteran plates change - Action: Adopted on third reading and final passage - Clerk announcement: "With 58 I, 4 no, and 3 excused, House Bill 1076 is adopted." - Key detail: Floor sponsor highlighted removal of a permanent-disability requirement so that temporary disabilities judged to 50% would qualify for disabled veteran plates.
House Bill 1015 — Clarifying changes to allow bonds to be posted online - Action: Adopted on third reading and final passage - Clerk announcement: "With 62 I, 0 no, and 3 excused, House Bill 1015 is adopted." - Key detail: Title read on floor; recorded unanimous recorded vote in the excerpt.
(Items covered in separate articles) - House Bill 1029 — Adopted 41-21 (see separate article for full debate on municipal authority and property-rights concerns). - House Bill 1019 — Adopted 41-21 (see separate article for full debate on third-party administration of homelessness programs). - House Bill 1058 — Adopted 56-6 (see separate article for statutory updates to the insanity defense and sanity-exam custody rules).
Ending: The clerk's announcements provided recorded tallies for each floor vote; the transcript excerpts below are the first and last floor mentions used as provenance for each listed measure.

