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Colorado House 2026 Legislative Day 049

Tuesday, March 3, 2026·2h 8m·▶ Watch / Listen

The Colorado House advanced several bills on third reading while also unanimously adopting a youth mental health recognition resolution, with the most contentious floor action centered on HB 1110, a bill protecting vulnerable adults from financial exploitation at banks, which was ultimately laid over until March 4 on motion of Majority Leader Duran, while HB 1113 on election law modifications passed by the narrowest margin of the day at 41-22.

Key Actions

·SJR 13 – Youth Mental Health Action Day RecognitionPassed

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Controversies

HB 1110 – immunity provision on page 8, lines 7 through 12

Representative Garcia argued the immunity provision on page 8, lines 7 through 12 'completely negates the protection' and that financial institutions 'can already' place holds on suspicious transactions without the bill, so the bill's real purpose is to grant immunity; Garcia also criticized sponsors for failing to engage after committee as committed. Representative Camacho responded: 'I think there is a critical distinction between working with someone and disagreeing with someone. If we disagree with your approach, it doesn't mean we didn't work with you. It means we disagree with your approach. This bill already provides the protection necessary.' Representative Jackson disputed Garcia's characterization: 'I also just want the record to reflect that we had conversations yesterday about the amendments about this bill, and so to say that that that didn't occur, I'm not sure where that's coming from.'

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Notable Quotes

“They can already do this. They can already step in, intervene and hold funds. So then why is this needed? It's needed because of page eight, line seven through 12.”

Representative Garcia — Representative Garcia, arguing for amendment L007 to HB 1110, contended that the bill's immunity provision on page 8 — not its hold authority — was the real purpose of the legislation, and that the immunity provision would strip elderly victims of any recourse against financial institutions.

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Votes

Adoption of Senate Joint Resolution 13Passed
Yes (3)Representative Bradley, Representative Lindsay, Representative Flanell
Adoption of House Bill 1189 on third reading and final passagePassed
Yes (2)Representative Lindsay, Representative Flanell
No (1)Representative Slaugh
Absent (1)Representative Bradley
Adoption of House Bill 1039 on third reading and final passagePassed
Yes (1)Representative Lindsay
No (2)Representative Flanell, Representative Slaw Slaugh
Adoption of House Bill 1044 on third reading and final passagePassed
Yes (1)Representative Lindsay
No (2)Representative Flanell, Representative Slaw Slaugh
Adoption of House Bill 1135 on third reading and final passagePassed
Yes (1)Representative Lindsay
No (2)Representative Slaw Slaugh, Representative Flanell
Adoption of House Bill 1134 on third reading and final passagePassed
Yes (2)Representative Lindsay, Representative Flanell
No (1)Representative Slaw Slaugh
Adoption of House Bill 1113 on third reading and final passagePassed
Yes (1)Representative Lindsay Lindsay
No (3)Representative Slaugh, Representative Flanell, Representative Bradley
Passage of the Finance Report — HB 1110Passed
Adoption of amendment L007 to HB 1110Failed
Adoption of amendment L001 to HB 1026Failed
Adoption of House Bill 1026 on second readingPassed
Adoption of amendment L003 to HB 1102Passed
Adoption of Health and Human Services Committee report — HB 1102Passed
Adoption of House Bill 1102 on second readingPassed
Adoption of the report of the Committee of the WholePassed
Yes (1)Representative Lindsay
No (3)Representative Bradley, Representative Slaw Slaugh, Representative Flanell
Absent (4)Representative Brown, Representative Clifford, Representative Sirota, Representative Smith
Approval of the Journal of Monday, March 2, 2026Passed
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TranscriptPreview
The House will come to order. The Pledge of Allegiance will be led by Sally Aguilar, Matthew Phillip, Jaliah Rodriguez and Adrian Guerrero. Please join us for the Pledge of Allegiance. Pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. Mr. Schiebel, please call the roll. Representatives Bacon, Barone. Bassinecker. Bottoms, Bradfield. Bradley. Good morning. Brooks, Brown. Caldwell. Camacho. Representative camacho is here. Carter, clifford. Degraff. Duran. English. Espinosa. Ferre. Flannel. Rep. Flinell is excused. Froelich. Garcia. Representative Garcia is excused. Garcia, Sander. Gilchrist. Goldstein. Gonzalez. Hamrick. Hartsuk. Jackson. Johnson, Joseph. Kelty. Leader. Lindsey. Here. Luck, lukens. Mabry. Marshall. Martinez. Morrow. Mccormick. Win. Pascal. Phillips. Richardson. Representative richardson. Excused. Ricks. Representative ricks is excused. Rootnell, ryden, Sirota. Slaw. Representative sl. Excused. Smith, soper, Stuart k. Stuart, r. Story. Sukla. Taggart. Tatone. Representative tatone. Excused. Valdez a. Is excused. Velasco, weinberg, wilford winter, woodrow. Woog, zokai. And madam speaker, even a country. I heard Weinberg yelling. I'm like, what? Impossible. How did you do that? So bad. Yeah. Why am I saying. It? Thank you, Mr. Schiebel. With 61 present for excused, we do have a quorum. Representative Goldstein. Thank you, Madam Chair. It's a pleasure to serve with…
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