SJR 26-5

passed

Colorado 4-H Day

Plain-English Summary

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SJR 26-5 is a bill that establishes Colorado 4-H Day, which celebrates and recognizes the contributions of the 4-H program in Colorado. This day honors young people involved in 4-H activities across the state. Since the bill has been signed, it means that Colorado 4-H Day is now officially recognized by law, and celebrations can begin to take place as scheduled.

Details

Chamber: Senate
First action: 2026-01-28
Latest action: 2026-01-21
Last action desc.: Introduced In Senate - Assigned to
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Sponsors

Rod Pelton (sponsor) · Republican
Dylan Roberts (sponsor) · Democratic
Dusty Johnson (sponsor) · Republican
Karen McCormick (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
Jessie Danielson (cosponsor) · Democratic
Lindsey Daugherty (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
Janice Rich (cosponsor) · Republican
Robert Rodriguez (cosponsor) · Democratic
Cleave Simpson (cosponsor) · Republican
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
Carlos Barron (cosponsor) · Republican
Andy Boesenecker (cosponsor) · Democratic
Scott Bottoms (cosponsor) · Republican
Mary Bradfield (cosponsor) · Republican
Brandi Bradley (cosponsor) · Republican
Kyle Brown (cosponsor) · Democratic
Jarvis Caldwell (cosponsor) · Republican
Sean Camacho (cosponsor) · Democratic
Chad Clifford (cosponsor) · Democratic
Monica Duran (cosponsor) · Democratic
Cecelia Espenoza (cosponsor) · Democratic
Ava Flanell (cosponsor) · Republican
Meg Froelich (cosponsor) · Democratic
Lori Garcia Sander (cosponsor) · Republican
Lindsay Gilchrist (cosponsor) · Democratic
Lori Goldstein (cosponsor) · Democratic
Ryan Gonzalez (cosponsor) · Republican
Tony Hartsook (cosponsor) · Republican
Jamie Jackson (cosponsor) · Democratic
Junie Joseph (cosponsor) · Democratic
Rebecca Keltie (cosponsor) · Republican
Mandy Lindsay (cosponsor) · Democratic
Meghan Lukens (cosponsor) · Democratic
Javier Mabrey (cosponsor) · Democratic
Bob Marshall (cosponsor) · Democratic
Matt Martinez (cosponsor) · Democratic
Tisha Mauro (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
Scott Slaugh (cosponsor) · Republican
Lesley Smith (cosponsor) · Democratic
Matt Soper (cosponsor) · Republican
Katie Stewart (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

General Assembly

Votes

RES

2026-01-27 · House · pass — Yes: — · No: — · Other: —