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Two Colorado Open-Records Bills Die in the 2026 Session

Two Colorado open-records bills that would have moved in opposite directions — one opening the books on legislative caucus money, the other rewriting the state's public-records law in ways that both expand and narrow access — were both marked "Postponed Indefinitely" in the 2026 regular session, the designation the General Assembly uses to set a bill aside for the remainder of the session. SB26-168, "Transparency of Legislative Caucuses' Money," would have reached money that…

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Updated Jul 29, 12:31 PM