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Votes at a glance: House actions on March 27, 2026 — several bills adopted
Summary
On March 27, 2026 the Colorado House approved multiple bills on third reading, including measures addressing ballot‑title language, criminalized offenses, data and memorial maintenance; vote tallies appear where recorded.
The Colorado House considered and approved a series of bills on March 27, 2026. Below are the floor outcomes as recorded in the House transcript.
- House Bill 13‑20 (ballot‑title language): Adopted on third reading; recorded tally 43 yeas, 19 nays, 5 excused.
- House Bill 1101 (criminal offenses relating to critical infrastructure/commodity metals): Adopted on third reading; recorded tally 54 yeas, 7 nays, 4 excused.
- House Bill 11‑93 (pre‑K vision screenings): Adopted on third reading; recorded tally 40 yeas, 22 nays, 3 excused.
- Senate Bill 118 (payment of designated benefits to charities): Adopted on third reading; recorded tally 54 yeas, 8 nays, 3 excused.
- House Bill 12‑10 (limits on use of intimate personal data to make inferences): Adopted on third reading; recorded tally 39 yeas, 24 nays, 2 excused.
- House Bill 13‑02 (CBI operating hours, as amended): Passed after amendment and division vote; final tally not printed in the transcript excerpt but the bill was declared passed on the floor.
- Senate Bill 77 (epilepsy‑related mortality reporting/SUDEP): Adopted; sponsors described changes to investigation and death‑certificate practices to better capture epilepsy‑related deaths.
- Senate Bill 88 (maintenance of memorials and monuments on Capitol grounds): Passed on second/third reading; sponsors said the measure transfers maintenance authority to History Colorado for specific memorials.
- House Bill 13‑04 (History Colorado mineral rights disposal to support collections facility repair): Passed on second reading and placed on the calendar for third reading and final passage.
These votes reflect a full legislative floor day in which both policy and administrative measures advanced.
