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Votes at a glance: key consent- and third‑reading bills adopted April 22

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Summary

The Senate advanced and adopted a slate of consent- and third-reading bills on April 22, including bills continuing regulatory programs and appropriations; recorded tallies were logged for several bills and the consent calendar.

On April 22 the Colorado Senate adopted a package of consent- and third‑reading measures and advanced others for final passage. Highlights from the floor and recorded tallies in the transcript include:

- Senate Joint Resolution 22 (Plastic Pollution Awareness Week): adopted (25 ayes, 9 noes, 0 absent, 1 excused). - Consent-calendar special orders (second-reading consent calendar including House Bills 10-03, 10-26 and 10-51): committee report adopted and the bills were advanced to third reading. - Third-reading consent calendar (examples from the floor record): Senate Bill 133 was passed (recorded vote and cosponsors read); House Bill 11-81 passed with a recorded tally (28 ayes, 6 noes, 0 absent, 1 excused); House Bill 12-80 passed with a recorded tally of 29 ayes, 5 noes, 0 absent and 1 excused. Several senators requested to be recorded as no votes on individual consent-calendar bills, as noted in the floor record. - Senate Bill 36 (operational measures and appropriation): technical amendment L009 was adopted and the bill repassed (final recorded tally 22 ayes, 12 noes, 0 absent, 1 excused).

The clerk read titles and cosponsors for multiple continuation and sunset bills (for example, House bills continuing professional-licensing or regulatory oversight per the Department of Regulatory Agencies’ 2025 sunset report). Individual senators recorded no votes on particular bills as noted on the floor.