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The document is the House Journal for the Sixty-Seventh General Assembly of the State of Colorado, detailing proceedings from April 19, 2010. It includes a prayer, the Pledge of Allegiance, roll call results, and various legislative actions such as memorials, bill readings, votes on bills concerning payday loans, child restraint in vehicles, and other legislative matters. The journal also records committee reports, messages from the Senate and Governor regarding approved acts, and introduces new bills.

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How long is the Colorado legislature in session?

The legislative branch is the lawmaking power of the state and consists of the Senate and the House of Representatives. The General Assembly, which is the Senate and House combined, meets annually, beginning in January and continuing for 120 days. State legislators pass laws that affect Colorado.

How many houses are in the Colorado General Assembly?

The Colorado Constitution stipulates that the lawmaking power of the state be vested in a General Assembly consisting of a Senate and a House of Representatives.

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Sessions are held at United Nations Headquarters in New York unless changed by the General Assembly by a majority vote. The regular session is split into two distinct periods, the main and resumed parts of the session.

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Colorado General Assembly Next House of Representatives election November 3, 2026 65 seats Meeting place Colorado State Capitol Denver Website24 more rows

Who makes up the Colorado General Assembly?

The General Assembly consists of 100 members - 35 Senators and 65 Representatives. Senators serve four-year terms, while Representatives serve two-year terms. All members are limited to serving for eight consecutive years in their chamber - four terms for Representatives and two terms for Senators.