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Votes at a glance: Key bills the Colorado Senate advanced or passed May 6, 2026
Summary
The Senate advanced a large consent calendar and passed multiple bills on third reading May 6, including bills on healthcare, education, privacy, housing protections and more; vote tallies are reported where recorded on the floor.
On May 6 the Colorado Senate took up and advanced a broad set of bills. Below are select outcomes recorded on the Senate floor (tallies reflect what was stated in the transcript):
- Senate Bill 181 — Passed (vote recorded on floor; tally noted by clerk). - House Bill 13‑38 (CWCB operations and project funding) — Passed (30 ayes, 5 noes reported for that calendar item). - House Bill 13‑44 — Passed (33 ayes, 2 noes reported for a related calendar entry). - House Bill 13‑36 — Passed (33 ayes, 2 noes reported in consent list passage). - House Bill 12‑27 — Passed (reported 29 ayes, 6 noes on its passage). - House Bill 13‑14 — Passed (32 ayes, 3 noes reported). - House Bill 10‑78 (concurrent enrollment) — Passed (32 ayes, 3 noes). - Senate Bill 167 (prescription drug out‑of‑pocket) — Passed (29 ayes, 6 noes). - House Bill 10‑69 (emergency medical services) — Passed (35 ayes, 0 noes). - House Bill 11‑32 (pollinator habitat conservation) — Passed (24 ayes, 11 noes). - House Bill 13‑47 (foster youth federal benefits) — Passed (31 ayes, 4 noes). - House Bill 12‑10 (limits on use of intimate personal data) — Passed (19 ayes, 15 noes). - House Bill 11‑96 (tenant data protections) — Passed (22 ayes, 12 noes). - House Bill 12‑24 (mobile home park protections) — Passed (22 ayes, 12 noes). - House Bill 10‑28 (second language diploma endorsements) — Passed as amended (28 ayes, 6 noes, 1 excused).
Many other bills were moved on special order or were placed on the calendar for third reading; committee reports and additional second‑reading actions were recorded in committee of the whole reports. Where the transcript did not record a floor numeric tally for a given final action, this summary notes passage without a specific numeric tally.
Ending: Most measures cited above were adopted on the floor or advanced to third reading and will proceed through the remaining legislative steps on the calendar.
