SJR 26-13

passed

Recognize Youth Mental Health Action Day

Plain-English Summary

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SJR 26-13 is a bill in Colorado that recognizes a specific day as Youth Mental Health Action Day. This recognition aims to raise awareness about the importance of mental health for young people and encourages actions to support their well-being. The bill affects everyone in Colorado, but it particularly highlights the needs of youth and emphasizes community involvement in addressing mental health issues. Since the status is "signed," this means that the governor has approved the bill, making it official state policy.

Details

Chamber: Senate
First action: 2026-03-03
Latest action: 2026-02-19
Last action desc.: Introduced In Senate - Assigned to
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Sponsors

Cleave Simpson (sponsor) · Republican
Katie Stewart (sponsor) · Democratic
Judy Amabile (cosponsor) · Democratic
Mark Baisley (cosponsor) · Republican
Matt Ball (cosponsor) · Democratic
Jeff Bridges (cosponsor) · Democratic
Scott Bright (cosponsor) · Republican
John Carson (cosponsor) · Republican
Marc Catlin (cosponsor) · Republican
James Coleman (cosponsor) · Democratic
Lisa Cutter (cosponsor) · Democratic
Jessie Danielson (cosponsor) · Democratic
Tony Exum (cosponsor) · Democratic
Lisa Frizell (cosponsor) · Republican
Julie Gonzales (cosponsor) · Democratic
Nick Hinrichsen (cosponsor) · Democratic
Iman Jodeh (cosponsor) · Democratic
Cathy Kipp (cosponsor) · Democratic
Barbara Kirkmeyer (cosponsor) · Republican
Chris Kolker (cosponsor) · Democratic
William Lindstedt (cosponsor) · Democratic
Larry Liston (cosponsor) · Republican
Janice Marchman (cosponsor) · Democratic
Kyle Mullica (cosponsor) · Democratic
Byron Pelton (cosponsor) · Republican
Rod Pelton (cosponsor) · Republican
Janice Rich (cosponsor) · Republican
Dylan Roberts (cosponsor) · Democratic
Robert Rodriguez (cosponsor) · Democratic
Marc Snyder (cosponsor) · Democratic
Tom Sullivan (cosponsor) · Democratic
Katie Wallace (cosponsor) · Democratic
Mike Weissman (cosponsor) · Democratic
Lynda Zamora Wilson (cosponsor) · Republican
Jennifer Bacon (cosponsor) · Democratic
Andy Boesenecker (cosponsor) · Democratic
Kyle Brown (cosponsor) · Democratic
Jarvis Caldwell (cosponsor) · Republican
Sean Camacho (cosponsor) · Democratic
Michael Carter (cosponsor) · Democratic
Chad Clifford (cosponsor) · Democratic
Monica Duran (cosponsor) · Democratic
Regina English (cosponsor) · Democratic
Cecelia Espenoza (cosponsor) · Democratic
Meg Froelich (cosponsor) · Democratic
Lori Garcia Sander (cosponsor) · Republican
Lorena García (cosponsor) · Democratic
Lindsay Gilchrist (cosponsor) · Democratic
Lori Goldstein (cosponsor) · Democratic
Ryan Gonzalez (cosponsor) · Republican
Eliza Hamrick (cosponsor) · Democratic
Tony Hartsook (cosponsor) · Republican
Jamie Jackson (cosponsor) · Democratic
Dusty Johnson (cosponsor) · Republican
Junie Joseph (cosponsor) · Democratic
Rebecca Keltie (cosponsor) · Republican
Sheila Lieder (cosponsor) · Democratic
Mandy Lindsay (cosponsor) · Democratic
Meghan Lukens (cosponsor) · Democratic
Bob Marshall (cosponsor) · Democratic
Matt Martinez (cosponsor) · Democratic
Tisha Mauro (cosponsor) · Democratic
Julie McCluskie (cosponsor) · Democratic
Karen McCormick (cosponsor) · Democratic
Kenny Nguyen (cosponsor) · Democratic
Amy Paschal (cosponsor) · Democratic
Jacque Phillips (cosponsor) · Democratic
Chris Richardson (cosponsor) · Republican
Manny Rutinel (cosponsor) · Democratic
Gretchen Rydin (cosponsor) · Democratic
Emily Sirota (cosponsor) · Democratic
Lesley Smith (cosponsor) · Democratic
Rebekah Stewart (cosponsor) · Democratic
Tammy Story (cosponsor) · Democratic
Rick Taggart (cosponsor) · Republican
Brianna Titone (cosponsor) · Democratic
Elizabeth Velasco (cosponsor) · Democratic
Jenny Willford (cosponsor) · Democratic
Ty Winter (cosponsor) · Republican
Steven Woodrow (cosponsor) · Democratic
Dan Woog (cosponsor) · Republican
Yara Zokaie (cosponsor) · Democratic

Topics

Public Health

Votes

RES

2026-03-03 · House · pass — Yes: — · No: — · Other: —