2023
74th COLORADO GENERAL ASSEMBLY
LEGISLATIVE ALERTS
Last updated: 5/12/23
THE 74TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONVENED ON JANUARY 9TH, 2023 AND ADJOURNED MAY 8TH, 2023.
BILL NUMBER
RFOR POSITION
TITLE
SPONSOR(S)
COMMITTEE
STATUS
Oppose
Prohibit Assault Weapons In Colorado
Rep Elisabeth Epps
Sen Rhonda Fields
House Judiciary
Failed in Committee
4/19/23
Oppose
Unserialized Firearms And Firearm Components
Sen Rhonda Fields
Sen Chris Hansen
Rep Andrew Boesenecker
Rep Junie Joseph
Passed, Final Act 5/9/23
Oppose
County Authority To Prohibit Firearm Discharge
Rep Judy Amabile
Rep Karen McCormick
Sen Sonya Jaquez Lewis
Failed due to Senate delaying committee hearing multiple times
Passed House Chamber 2/16/23
Support
Constitutional Concealed Carry Of A Handgun
Rep Matt Soper
Rep Ron Weinberg
House State, Civic, Military, & Veterans Affairs
Failed in Committee
5/1/23
Oppose
Waiting Period To Deliver A Firearm
Rep Meg Froelich
Rep Judy Amabile
Sen Tom Sullivan
Sen Chris Hansen
Passed. Signed by Governor 4/28/23
Oppose
Gun Violence Victims’ Access To Judicial System
Sen Sonya Jaquez Lewis
Sen Chris Kolker
Rep Javier Mabrey
Rep Jennifer Parenti
Passed. Signed by Governor 4/28/23
Oppose
Increasing Minimum Age To Purchase and Possess Firearms
Sen Kyle Mullica
Sen Jessie Danielson
Rep Monica Duran
Rep Eliza Hamrick
Passed. Signed by Governor 4/28/23
Oppose
Extreme Risk Protection Order Petitions
Sen Tom Sullivan
Sen Steve Fenberg
Rep Jennifer Bacon
Rep Mike Weismann
Passed. Signed by Governor 4/28/23
Support
Protection of Business From Unlawful Entry
Rep Ty Winter
House State, Civic, Military, & Veterans Affairs
Failed in Committee
2/6/23
Support
Second Amendment Preservation Act
Rep Ken DeGraff
House State, Civic, Military, & Veterans Affairs
Failed in Committee
2/6/23
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