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HB26-1304

History Colorado to Dispose of Mineral Rights

Became law · by M. Lindsay, T. Winter, N. Hinrichsen, B. Pelton · full text and history

Latest floor vote

Senate Floor, 2026-04-24: Pass, 33 ayes, 0 noes, 2 not voting · Third Reading BILL

Aye (33): Adrienne Benavidez D, Barbara Kirkmeyer R, Byron Pelton R, Cathy Kipp D, Chris Kolker D, Cleave Simpson R, Dylan Roberts D, Iman Jodeh D, James Coleman D, Janice Marchman D, Janice Rich R, Jeff Bridges D, John Carson R, Judy Amabile D, Julie Gonzales D, Katie Wallace D, Kyle Mullica D, Larry Liston R, Lindsey Daugherty D, Lisa Cutter D, Lisa Frizell R, Lynda Zamora Wilson R, Marc Catlin R, Marc Snyder D, Mark Baisley R, Matt Ball D, Mike Weissman D, Nick Hinrichsen D, Robert Rodriguez D, Rod Pelton R, Scott Bright R, Tom Sullivan D, William Lindstedt D

Not voting (2): Jessie Danielson D, Tony Exum D

Who lobbied on it

5 clients of professional lobbyists reported a position on HB26-1304 (their latest). Linked: those who gave to two or more 2026 state candidates.

Supporting (3): Colorado Alliance of Mineral and Royalty Owners · History Colorado · The Capstone Group/History Colorado

Monitoring (2): Civitas · LS2group/TallGrass

Every recorded vote

DateWhereResultAyesNoes
2026-03-23House State, Civic, Military, & Veterans Affairs
Refer House Bill 26-1304 to the Committee of the Whole.
Pass110
2026-04-02House Floor
Third Reading BILL
Pass630
2026-04-21Senate State, Veterans, & Military Affairs
Refer House Bill 26-1304 to the Committee of the Whole and with a recommendation that it be placed on the consent calendar.
Pass50
2026-04-24Senate Floor
Third Reading BILL
Pass330