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Votes at a glance: bills and resolutions advanced by the Colorado Senate April 21, 2026
Summary
The Colorado Senate adopted a package of resolutions and several bills on April 21, 2026; this roundup lists each measure and the recorded outcome as announced on the floor.
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The following items were adopted or advanced during the Colorado Senate session on April 21, 2026, as recorded in the floor transcript excerpt:
- SR006 (recognizing April 2026 as National Donate Life Month): adopted; recorded as 34 ayes, 0 nos, 1 excused.
- SR007 (designating April 2026 as Second Chance Month): adopted; recorded as 34 ayes, 0 nos, 1 excused.
- SJR23 (commending Young Americans Bank and Center for Financial Education): adopted; recorded as 34 ayes, 0 nos, 1 excused.
- Committee of the Whole reports and consent-second-reading actions: multiple bills (including SB133, HB1181, HB1197, HB1280 and others listed on the consent calendar) were reported out of committee and placed on the calendar for third reading and final passage.
- SB124 (technical changes related to victim-notification provisions): committee report adopted; bill passed second reading and was ordered for third reading.
- SB147 (lobbyist regulation and transparency): amendment L009 and other committee actions considered; SB147 adopted as amended on the floor.
- SB36 (Prison Population Management Measures): major debate and multiple amendments considered; SB36 adopted as amended.
- SB42 (Classification of certain state revenue for TABOR calculations): multiple referendum and narrowing amendments were defeated; SB42 adopted as amended.
- SB150 (regional transportation district accountability): the Senate passed SB150 on final reading (recorded vote: 21 ayes, 13 nos, 1 excused in the excerpt provided).
Notes on tallies: The transcript records explicit tallies for several resolutions (34-0 with 1 excused) and a recorded roll call for SB150 (21 ayes, 13 nos, 1 excused). For other bills, the presiding officer announced adoption without a full roll-call tally in the excerpt provided. If a precise roll-call count is required for a measure not enumerated in the transcript excerpt, refer to the official Senate journal or the Secretary of the Senate—s vote records.
