Colorado

Concerning the recreation of the wildfire matters review committee.

Submitting to the registered electors of the state of Colorado an amendment to the Colorado constitution concerning the protection of the separation of powers by requiring a governor's proclamation convening the general assembly to respect the general assembly's authority to legislate.

Concerning facilitating the development of nuclear energy projects in the state.

Concerning a requirement that the staff of the legislative council facilitate a limited number of local government impact hearings for certain legislative measures during a regular legislative session.

Concerning nonemergency medical transportation services for medicaid members.

Concerning modifying certain criminal law provisions, and, in connection therewith, changing sentencing requirements for human trafficking and certain pimping offenses, permitting a court to consider the source of funds when making bond determinations, and updating references to offenses involving commercial sexual activity with a child.

Concerning the removal of the maximum age requirement for the state earned income tax credit.

Concerning an opt-out from jury service for people who are at least seventy-two years old.

Concerning modifying the state income tax on overtime compensation to apply only in the 2026 income tax year.

Concerning the regulation of earned-wage access services.

Concerning homeowner natural disaster mitigation.

Concerning senior cooperative housing projects.

Concerning renaming state highway 47, in Pueblo, Colorado, "Dolores Huerta Boulevard".

Concerning the process by which a local government controls the development of renewable energy projects, and, in connection therewith, authorizing a local government to implement an optional two-tier application fee program and a success fee.

Concerning ALS Awareness Month.

Concerning a requirement that a county clerk and recorder use a team of bipartisan election judges to verify signatures in a mail ballot election.

Concerning theft by contractors.

Memorializing Congress to end high-stakes standardized testing mandates, return to evidence-based, humane education practices, and restore local accountability in public education.

Concerning the operational parameters of entertainment districts.

Concerning celebrating Farm Workers Day.

Concerning the recognition of environmental initiatives.

Concerning defendants who fail to appear in court, and, in connection therewith, permitting certain conditions on pretrial release for defendants who have previously failed to appear.

Concerning requirements for persons engaged in campaign consulting.