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Senate approves journal, lays over resolution and second‑reading calendar, and recesses until 11 a.m.

Colorado State Senate · March 4, 2026
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Summary

On the Senate floor the Journal of March 2026 was approved; Majority Leader Rodriguez moved to lay over SR 004 until March 6 and to lay over the second‑reading calendar until March 5; the Senate recessed until 11:00 a.m.

The Senate approved the Journal of March 2026 as corrected by the secretary after Senator Pelton Bee moved approval and the presiding officer called for the ayes; the motion was adopted by voice vote.

Majority Leader Rodriguez moved to lay over Senate Resolution 004 (recognizing Oct. 26 as Conflict Resolution Month in Colorado) until Friday, 03/06/2026; the motion carried by voice vote. The majority leader also moved to lay over the general order second‑reading calendar of bills until Thursday, 03/05/2026; that motion likewise carried.

Later on the floor, Majority Leader Rodriguez moved that the Senate recess until 11:00 a.m. so bills could be read across the desk; the presiding officer called for the ayes and declared the motion adopted. The transcript records these actions as voice votes and does not include recorded roll-call tallies for individual members.

The Senate also ran through a series of scheduling announcements and committee meeting notices for later in the day and the following morning. Several ceremonial recognitions were given, including welcomes to a Front Range Community College political science class, First Tee Colorado Rocky Mountains representatives, Miss Southern Colorado (transcript spells her name as both 'Faith Miller' and 'Faith Muller'), and representatives from Habitat for Humanity of Colorado.