The Colorado Senate conducted a brief procedural session on Day 056, processing House messages on several bills, introducing eleven new bills referred to committee, receiving two gubernatorial approvals, and laying over a resolution designating International Women's Day. No substantive debate occurred on any item.
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“I move that House Joint Resolution 1020 layover until Wednesday, March 11, 2026.”
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Sign in to subscribeThe Senate will come to order. Message from the House the House is adopted and returns here with Senate Joint Resolution 11. The House is passed on third reading and returns here with Senate Bill 7. The House is passed on third Reading and transmitted to the revisor of Statute. Senate Bill 1, amended as printed in House journal March 9, 2026. House is passed on third reading, transmitted to the reviser of statutes. House Bill 1213. House House is passed on third reading and transmitted to the reviser of statutes. House Bill 1185amended as printed in House Journal March 9, 2026 Message from the reviser. We here with transmit without comment. House Bill 1213 without comment, as amended. House Bill 1185 without comment, as amended. Senate Bill 1 Introduction of Resolutions Mr. Shoffler, please be the title of HJR 1020 House Joint Resolution 1020 by Representative Ricks and Espinosa and Senators Marchman and Wallace concerning the designation of March 8, 2026 as International Women's Day in Colorado and in connection therewith acknowledging the countless contributions that women have made in history and to contemporary society to Rodriguez. Thank you, Mr. President. I move that House Joint Resolution 1020 layover…
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