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How is Colorado's surveillance-pricing bill HB 1210 moving through the Legislature?
The Colorado Senate passed HB 1210 on May 5, 2026, restricting businesses from using surveillance-derived personal data to set individualized prices or wages, with carve-outs for banks, insurers and certain lending activities. Floor debate stretched over hours and multiple amendments before passage. Companion consumer-protection measures moving in the same session include SB 26-174 (deceptive legal lead-generation) and HB 14-26 (broad enforcement rewrite).
AI-generated summary compiled from Citizen Portal's coverage of the bill. Officials' positions below are sourced from their own words in indexed meetings and press events.
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On How is Colorado's surveillance-pricing bill HB 1210 moving through the Legislature
This bill has been narrowly crafted.
— Senator Weissman
Senator (floor sponsor), Colorado Senate
CP article #7964359 · May 5Recent coverage
- Senate approves law restricting use of personal surveillance data for individualized prices and wagesMay 5, 2026
- Senate adopts bill limiting use of surveillance data to set individualized prices and wagesMay 5, 2026
- Committee advances broad rewrite to modernize Colorado consumer-protection enforcementMay 5, 2026
- Committee advances bill to curb deceptive legal lead-generation and require clear disclosuresMay 5, 2026