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Votes at a glance: major bills the Colorado Senate passed on third reading
Summary
The Colorado Senate recorded final passage or repassage votes on dozens of bills spanning health care, energy, education, taxation and public safety; below are clerk-announced outcomes for each measure.
The Colorado Senate recorded a series of final passage and repassage votes on bills across several policy areas during the session. Below are the bills the Senate moved on the floor and the recorded outcomes as announced by the clerk.
Votes and outcomes (bill number — short subject — floor outcome):
- House Bill 10-94 — pharmacy benefit manager practices — Passed (29 ayes, 6 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 11-22 — requires a human present in certain automated commercial motor vehicles — Passed (vote recorded; tally 31–0 recorded in floor announcement of passage). - House Bill 11-63 — free access to state parks for members of the Southern Ute and Ute Mountain Ute tribes — Passed (31 ayes, 4 no, 0 absent) — see separate coverage. - House Bill 11-71 — adds motor vehicle theft to certain weapon-possession offenses — Passed (30 ayes, 5 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 12-59 — assisted reproduction protections including IVF and related administrative changes — Passed (28 ayes, 7 no, 0 absent; Senator Judah recorded as I vote on roll call.) - House Bill 12-69 — building decarbonization measures and enterprise creation — Passed (24 ayes, 11 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 12-71 — changes related to federal benefits for youth in foster care — Passed (32 ayes, 3 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 12-74 — Healthy School Meals for All program — Passed (24 ayes, 11 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 12-96 — adjustment of certain tax expenditures — Passed (23 ayes, 12 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 13-11 — deduction for free bets for sports betting revenue calculation — Passed (28 ayes, 7 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 13-28 — implementation of Direct Care Workforce Stabilization Board recommendations — Passed (23 ayes, 12 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 13-33 — legislative human resources division creation — Passed (24 ayes, 11 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 10-65 — opt-out from jury service for certain people — Passed (23 ayes, 12 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 12-95 — operation and reciprocity for mobile retail food establishments (as amended L22) — Passed (34 ayes, 1 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 12-49 — security deposit timing changes for residential tenants (as amended L35) — Passed (19 ayes, 16 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 13-09 — protections for access to gender-affirming health care — Passed (23 ayes, 12 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 10-01 — enforcement of wage and hour laws, appropriation for enforcement (as amended L41) — Passed (23 ayes, 12 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 13-20 — financing of public schools, appropriation adjustments (as amended L53) — Passed (35 ayes, 0 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 12-20 — regulation of medical nutrition therapy — Passed (32 ayes, 3 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 13-32 — work group to study uses of state trust lands, appropriation — Passed (26 ayes, 9 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 12-67 — statewide energy strategies and EV grant fund modifications — Passed (23 ayes, 12 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 11-92 — financial literacy requirement for high school graduation — Passed (26 ayes, 9 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 13-22 — homeowners' insurance carriers required to comply with policyholder document requests — Passed (24 ayes, 11 no, 0 absent). - House Bill 12-92 — allowing transmission developer use of state highway right-of-way for transmission lines — Passed (23 ayes, 12 no, 0 absent). - Numerous Senate bills returned from the House were concurred with and repassed on the floor (see list below): Senate Bill 162 (railroad safety; repassed), Senate Bill 26 (tax expenditures; repassed), Senate Bill 186 (workers compensation provider accreditation; repassed), Senate Bill 289 (drug donation program; repassed), Senate Bill 130 (emergency medical services appropriation; repassed), Senate Bill 310 (Proposition 130 implementation appropriation; repassed), Senate Bill 27 (trauma-informed school safety; repassed), Senate Bill 75 (motor vehicle dealer board and conviction consideration; repassed), Senate Bill 84 (infusion pharmacy network adequacy; repassed), Senate Bill 163 (battery stewardship program; repassed), Senate Bill 288 (nonconsensual disclosure of intimate digital depictions; repassed), Senate Bill 299 (consumer protections for residential clean-energy transactions; repassed), Senate Bill 304 (sexual-assault kit testing backlog measures; repassed), Senate Bill 306 (performance audits; repassed).
Notes on procedure: several bills received third-reading amendments adopted from the desk (noted in the floor record as L- amendments) and were repassed as amended. Several bills that were the subject of extended floor discussion (for example, House Bill 11-63 and the conference report on House Bill 12-09) are covered separately in full articles. This list records clerk-announced tallies as stated on the floor.
If you need a bill-by-bill breakdown with mover names, recorded roll-call transcripts and exact amendment language, that can be extracted from the session record.
