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Votes at a glance: roll‑call outcomes from the April 25 House floor

Colorado House of Representatives, 70th General Assembly
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Summary

A short roundup listing major third‑reading items and final recorded results read on the House floor, including resolutions and a long slate of bills that were adopted by recorded machine votes or voice votes.

The House took recorded votes and voice votes on many items during the April 25 floor session. Below is a concise list of bills and formal actions recorded in the transcript with the vote tallies read on the floor when available.

- House Joint Resolution 10‑28 (Sportsman's Day): Adopted — "With 60 I, 1 no, and 4 excused." (clerk announced) (SEG 113‑114). - Senate Bill 194 (Dental Practice Act, third reading): Adopted — "With 54 I, 8 no, and 3 excused." (SEG 268‑269). - Senate Bill 184 (HOA information center continuation): Adopted — "With 40 I, 22 no and 3 excuse." (SEG 296‑298). - House Bill 13‑22 (homeowner's insurance policy copies): Adopted — "With 42 I, 20 no and 3 excused." (SEG 318‑320). - Senate Bill 197 (Tony Grampus youth services program appropriation): Adopted — "With 50 I, 12 no, and 3 excused." (SEG 340‑342). - Senate Bill 175 (towing task force continuation): Adopted — "With 40 I, 22 no and 3 excuse." (SEG 368‑369). - Senate Bill 196 (insurance coverage for preventive health care): Adopted — "With 40 I, 22 no and 3 excuse." (SEG 390‑392). - House Bill 13‑29 (foreign third‑party litigation financing regulation): Adopted — "With 46 ayes, 16 no, and 3 excused." (SEG 412‑415). - Senate Bill 79 (Colorado Vending of Digital Assets Act): Adopted — "With 48 I, 14 no and 3 excused." (SEG 435‑438). - House Bill 13‑25 (statutory references update): Adopted — "With 62 I, 1 no and 2 excused." (SEG 465‑466). - House Bill 13‑24 (valuation objection deadlines clarification): Adopted — "With 62 I, 1 no and 2 excused." (SEG 491‑493). - Senate Bill 116 (spousal maintenance guidelines): Adopted — "With 56 I, 7 no and 2 excused." (SEG 516‑518). - House Bill 13‑33 (legislative human resources division): Adopted — "With 43 I, 20 no and 2 excused." (SEG 541‑543). - House Bill 11‑89 (motor vehicle registration regulation): Adopted — "With 53 I, 10 no and 2 excused." (SEG 568‑569). - House Bill 10‑38 (online platform for credit transfer info): Adopted — "With 55 I, 8 no, and 2 excused." (SEG 593‑594). - Senate Bill 20 (landlord‑tenant enforcement): Adopted — "With 40 I, 23 no, and 2 excused." (SEG 620‑622). - Senate Bill 144 (paid family and medical leave changes): Adopted — "With 42 I, 21 no and 2 excused." (SEG 646‑648). - Senate Bill 81 (public financing / capital financing authority): Adopted — "With 40 I, 23 no and 2 excused." (SEG 674‑675). - Senate Bill 277 (repeal of Title Insurance Commission): Adopted — "With 60 I, 3 no and 2 excused." (SEG 702‑703). - Senate Bill 203 (DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH—small water projects authority): Adopted — "With 63 I, 0 no and 2 excused." (SEG 736‑737). - Senate Bill 168 (prevention of illegal wildlife trafficking): Adopted — "With 53 I, 10 no, and 2 excused." (SEG 760‑762). - Senate Bill 193 (primary care payment reform collaborative continuation): Adopted — "With 51 I, 12 no and 2 excused." (SEG 786‑787). - Senate Bill 182 (encouraging reduction of embodied carbon): Adopted — "With 45 I, 18 no and 2 excused." (SEG 812‑813). - Senate Bill 147 (PERA board governance changes): Adopted — "With 59 I, 4 no and 2 excused." (SEG 844‑845). - Senate Bill 205 (firearm serial number check procedures): Adopted — "With 36 I, 27 no and 2 excused." (SEG 871‑872).

Notes: The floor considered many additional bills (titles read and committee reports moved); the clerk provided the official roll‑call results when the machine votes were closed and read. For bills where exact vote tallies were not read aloud in every case the transcript reports the clerk's result in the referenced segments. For full roll‑call records consult the House journal and clerk's official record.