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Colorado Senate lays over a package of House veterans resolutions until Feb. 9
Summary
The Senate voted on Feb. 6 to lay over a slate of House joint resolutions recognizing various veterans groups and anniversaries until Monday, Feb. 9, 2026. The motion was approved by voice vote; tallies were not specified in the transcript.
The Colorado Senate on Feb. 6 voted to lay over a package of House joint resolutions honoring military veterans and related observances until Monday, Feb. 9, 2026.
The move was made when a Senate floor member moved that House joint resolutions numbered in the 1000 series (including HJR1004, HJR1005, HJR1006, HJR1007, HJR1008, HJR1009, HJR1010, HJR1011, HJR1012, HJR1013, HJR1014, HJR1015 and HJR1016 as read into the record) be laid over until the specified date. The resolutions, as read from the House message, recognize and honor a range of groups including POW/MIA and Gold Star families, African American veterans, Latina and Latino veterans, Native American veterans and communities, women veterans, Colorado veterans who served in the Vietnam War, and anniversary observances related to World War II and the USS Pueblo capture.
The presiding officer put the motion to a voice vote; senators responded “Aye,” and the chair declared that the ayes had it. The record does not provide a numeric roll call or a breakdown by member, only the chamber’s voice vote and the chair’s announcement that the motion carried.
The laid-over resolutions will remain on the Senate docket and are scheduled for further action or consideration when the Senate reconvenes at 10 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 9, 2026.
