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JOINT RELEASE: Bills to Save Coloradans Money on Housing Advance
DENVER, CO – Legislation to save people money on housing by building thousands more homes and expanding access to critical workforce housing today passed House and Senate Committees.
Gov. Polis, Legislators, Community Leaders Unveil Legislation to Save Colorado Businesses, Students, & Workers Money, Increase Good-Paying Jobs, and Ensure Student Success
DENVER, CO — Today, Governor Jared Polis, Majority Leader Daneya Esgar, cabinet members, state legislators, members of the business community, and education advocates announced legislation to elevate student-to-career pathways, continue to bring good-paying jobs to Colorado, and support Colorado’s thriving economy for years to come.
JOINT RELEASE: Hansen, Daugherty Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Help Colorado Families Save Money on Tax Filings
DENVER, CO - As part of Colorado Democrats’ ongoing work to save people money, Sen. Chris Hansen (D-Denver) and Rep. Lindsey Daugherty (D-Arvada) today introduced bipartisan legislation to help families save money on their tax filings.
Senate Passes Bill to End Transcript Withholding in Higher Ed, Prepare Students for Success
DENVER, CO – The Senate today approved legislation sponsored by Senators Brittany Pettersen (D-Lakewood) and Jeff Bridges (D-Greenwood Village) to prohibit post-secondary institutions from withholding transcripts because a student owes a debt to the institution.
Senate Approves Legislation to Create Safer and Healthier Workplaces
DENVER, CO – The Senate today passed legislation sponsored by Senators Brittany Pettersen (D-Lakewood) and Robert Rodriguez (D-Denver) that would provide permanent whistleblower protections for workers who speak out about health or safety concerns at their workplace.
JOINT RELEASE: Winter, Duran and Weissman Introduce Bipartisan Bill To Bolster Services for Victims of Crime
DENVER, CO – The Senate yesterday introduced bipartisan legislation sponsored by Senator Faith Winter (D-Westminster) and Reps. Monica Duran (D-Wheat Ridge) and Mike Weissman (D-Aurora) to ensure Colorado victims of human trafficking, stalking, domestic violence, child abuse, and rape can continue to receive essential services.
Bipartisan Kolker Bill to Boost Access to Behavioral Health Support for Coloradans in Crisis Passes Committee
DENVER, CO – The Senate Health & Human Services Committee today passed bipartisan legislation sponsored by Senator Chris Kolker (D-Centennial) that would clarify that crisis facilities must provide mental health and substance use disorder services to individuals in crisis, including youth and people with disabilities.
JOINT RELEASE: Bills to Bolster Workforce, Improve Access to Behavioral Health Care Introduced
DENVER, CO – Lawmakers in the Colorado Senate introduced a pair of bills aimed at improving access to Colorado’s behavioral health care and increasing the state’s health care workforce.The legislation was developed based on recommendations from the state’s Behavioral Health Transformational Task Force.
Senate Passes Zenzinger’s Bipartisan Bill to Set Foster Youth Up for Educational Success
DENVER, CO – The Senate today approved bipartisan legislation from Senator Rachel Zenzinger (D-Arvada) that aims to help support foster youth seeking higher education opportunities in Colorado.
Following Marshall Fire, Bill to Raise Awareness and Help Coloradans Better Prepare for Wildfires Passes Senate
DENVER, CO – Following the devastating Marshall Fire, the Colorado Senate today gave final approval to legislation that would expand an outreach campaign to raise awareness and motivate more than half of the state’s population to better prepare for extreme wildfires.
Senate Passes Landmark Bill to Safeguard Colorado’s Elections
DENVER, CO – The Senate today passed a bill to enhance Colorado’s voting systems and safeguard elections from internal and external threats, on a 21-13 bipartisan vote.
Senate Passes Buckner, Hinrichsen’s Safer Streets Act to Improve Public Safety
DENVER, CO – The Colorado Senate today gave final bipartisan approval to the Safer Streets Act, an evidence-based approach to help local governments make critical improvements that will cut down on crime and improve public safety in Colorado.
Danielson’s Bill to Create State-level Response to Murdered and Missing Indigenous Relatives Clears Committee
DENVER, CO – The Judiciary Committee today unanimously approved a bill sponsored by Senator Jessie Danielson (D-Wheat Ridge) that aims to improve the state’s response to murdered and missing Indigenous individuals.
SIGNED! Ginal’s Bills to Prevent Doxxing of Health Care Workers & Support Older Coloradans Become Law
DENVER, CO – Governor Jared Polis signed two bills sponsored by Senator Joann Ginal (D-Fort Collins) into law today to prevent the doxxing of health care workers and strengthen services provided to older Coloradans.
Speaker Garnett, Governor Polis, Cooke, Pettersen, Lynch, DAs, and Public Health Experts Unveil Bipartisan Legislation to Prevent Fentanyl Deaths and Save Lives
DENVER, CO – Speaker Alec Garnett, Governor Jared Polis, Senators Brittany Pettersen and John Cooke, Representative Mike Lynch, Colorado district attorneys, public health experts and state lawmakers today unveiled comprehensive bipartisan legislation to combat the fentanyl crisis, remove fentanyl from Colorado communities and save lives.
Kolker’s Bipartisan Bill to Invest $11.1 Million to Improve Access to Behavioral Health Care for Colorado Youth Clears Committee
DENVER, CO – The Senate Health & Human Services Committee today unanimously approved a bipartisan bill sponsored by Sen. Chris Kolker (D-Centennial) to improve access to behavioral health care for Colorado youth.
Senate Democrats Advance Landmark Reproductive Health Equity Act
DENVER, CO – With Roe v. Wade in jeopardy at the U.S. Supreme Court, Colorado Senate Democrats today advanced the Reproductive Health Equity Act (RHEA) to ensure Colorado’s laws protect fundamental reproductive rights, including abortion, on a preliminary vote.
JOINT RELEASE: President Fenberg, Representatives Amabile, Hooton and Gray Commemorate the One Year Anniversary of the King Soopers Shooting
BOULDER, CO – Boulder legislators Senate President Steve Fenberg, Representative Judy Amabile, Representative Edie Hooton, and Representative Matt Gray today released a joint statement commemorating the one year anniversary of the King Soopers shooting.
Senate Passes Bills to Safeguard and Improve Colorado’s Elections
DENVER, CO – Today, the Senate passed two bills to enhance Colorado’s voting systems and ensure they remain free from attempts at intimidation or coercion.
Senate Approves Lee’s Bipartisan Bills to Help Coloradans With Behavioral Health Needs Get Treatment, Not Punishment & Expand Court Text Reminder Program
DENVER, CO – The Senate today unanimously approved two bipartisan bills sponsored by Senator Pete Lee (D-Colorado Springs) that would expand a pretrial diversion program to help more Coloradans with behavioral health conditions get the treatment they need, and make court text message reminders automatic to address unnecessary incarceration and save Coloradans money.

