Sponsor asks committee to postpone Senate Bill 139; motion passes
May 06, 2026 | 2026 Legislature CO, Colorado
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Senator Bridges asked the Senate Education Committee to postpone Senate Bill 139 indefinitely, saying the measure requires additional stakeholder work and that "this bill will be back" next year. He moved to postpone the bill and the committee chair directed the clerk to poll the members.
The committee voted by voice; the motion carried unanimously among members present (one member excused). Senator Bridges closed by thanking the committee and saying he would return with the bill in a future session.
The postponement is procedural: it leaves the bill without a committee action to advance in this session and signals sponsors will continue negotiations and revisions before reintroduction or re-referral.
The committee voted by voice; the motion carried unanimously among members present (one member excused). Senator Bridges closed by thanking the committee and saying he would return with the bill in a future session.
The postponement is procedural: it leaves the bill without a committee action to advance in this session and signals sponsors will continue negotiations and revisions before reintroduction or re-referral.
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