Colorado House Democrats

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The official account for the Colorado House Democrats. 43 Colorado Democrats fighting for hardworking Coloradans. #coleg #copolitics

On August 12, new laws go into effect to improve safety across Colorado, including: 🚗 Key provisions of HB26-1424, which will improve safety in rideshares. ⚽ A trio of laws that will improve safety for student athletes and road users, especially near schools.

More laws go into effect on Aug 12 that will: ⚖️ enforce digital warrant response timelines & help children navigate trauma, maltreatment and abuse 💰 prevent vulnerable Coloradans from being scammed & insurance companies from receiving victim restitution payments

On August 12, numerous laws will go into effect, including laws that will save Coloradans money on housing and energy costs 💰💰💰 These laws will help create more affordable housing opportunities, improve energy assistance programs and improve water quality standards in CO.

NEW: Rep. Willford organized a letter to U.S. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson demanding that Congress strike an amendment from the BUILD America 250 Act that would undermine recently enacted rideshare accountability and safety laws.

NO FREE RIDES FOR ACCOUNTABILITY: Willford Leads 275+ State Lawmakers Calling on Congress to Protect Victims of Rideshare Sexual Assault

Letter urges Speaker Mike Johnson to reject the rideshare liability provision in upcoming transportation bill

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ICYMI: Two technology bills were signed into law yesterday. HB26-1193 ensures patients’ continued access to mental healthcare provided by a licensed human professional. SB26-051 establishes a framework for age attestation on digital platforms.

Did you know that hail accounts for up to 54% of annual homeowners insurance premiums? Speaker Julie McCluskie and Rep. Kyle Brown's bill to drive down homeowners insurance premiums and prevent damage from hail storms and other extreme weather events is now LAW!