CO legislative records: on Gun Control


Gabe Evans: Oppose expanding gun-free "sensitive spaces"

SB24-131: Prohibiting carrying a firearm in sensitive spaces recognized by the United States supreme court as places at which longstanding laws prohibited carrying firearms.

NRA-ILA summary May 8, 2024: SB24-131 expands Colorado's "sensitive places," also known as gun-free zones. This new prohibition includes polling places, community centers, churches, college campuses, and more.

Legislative Outcome: Passed House 43-21-1 on Apr/29/24; State Rep. Gabe Evans voted NO; passed Senate 23-12-0 on Apr/30/24; Signed by Governor Jared Polis on May/31/24.

Source: NRA-ILA on Colorado voting record SB24-131 Apr 29, 2024

Jared Polis: Signed expansion of gun-free "sensitive spaces"

SB24-131: Prohibiting carrying a firearm in sensitive spaces recognized by the United States supreme court as places at which longstanding laws prohibited carrying firearms.

NRA-ILA summary May 8, 2024: SB24-131 expands Colorado's "sensitive places," also known as gun-free zones. This new prohibition includes polling places, community centers, churches, college campuses, and more.

Legislative Outcome: Passed House 43-21-1 on Apr/29/24; passed Senate 23-12-0 on Apr/30/24; Signed by Governor Jared Polis on May/31/24.

Source: NRA-ILA on Colorado voting record SB24-131 Apr 29, 2024

Barbara Kirkmeyer: Oppose expanding gun-free "sensitive spaces"

SB24-131: Prohibiting carrying a firearm in sensitive spaces recognized by the United States supreme court as places at which longstanding laws prohibited carrying firearms.

NRA-ILA summary May 8, 2024: SB24-131 expands Colorado's "sensitive places," also known as gun-free zones. This new prohibition includes polling places, community centers, churches, college campuses, and more.

Legislative Outcome: Passed House 43-21-1 on Apr/29/24; Barbara Kirkmeyer voted NO; passed Senate 23-12-0 on Apr/30/24; Signed by Governor Jared Polis on May/31/24.

Source: NRA-ILA on Colorado voting record SB24-131 Apr 29, 2024

Julie Gonzales: Support expanding gun-free "sensitive spaces"

SB24-131: Prohibiting carrying a firearm in sensitive spaces recognized by the United States supreme court as places at which longstanding laws prohibited carrying firearms.

NRA-ILA summary May 8, 2024: SB24-131 expands Colorado's "sensitive places," also known as gun-free zones. This new prohibition includes polling places, community centers, churches, college campuses, and more.

Legislative Outcome: Passed House 43-21-1 on Apr/29/24; Julie Gonzales voted NO; passed Senate 23-12-0 on Apr/30/24; Signed by Governor Jared Polis on May/31/24.

Source: NRA-ILA on Colorado voting record SB24-131 Apr 29, 2024

Mark Baisley: Oppose expanding gun-free "sensitive spaces"

SB24-131: Prohibiting carrying a firearm in sensitive spaces recognized by the United States supreme court as places at which longstanding laws prohibited carrying firearms.

NRA-ILA summary May 8, 2024: SB24-131 expands Colorado's "sensitive places," also known as gun-free zones. This new prohibition includes polling places, community centers, churches, college campuses, and more.

Legislative Outcome: Passed House 43-21-1 on Apr/29/24; Mark Baisley voted NO; passed Senate 23-12-0 on Apr/30/24; Signed by Governor Jared Polis on May/31/24.

Source: NRA-ILA on Colorado voting record SB24-131 Apr 29, 2024

Scott Bottoms: Oppose expanding gun-free "sensitive spaces"

SB24-131: Prohibiting carrying a firearm in sensitive spaces recognized by the United States supreme court as places at which longstanding laws prohibited carrying firearms.

NRA-ILA summary May 8, 2024: SB24-131 expands Colorado's "sensitive places," also known as gun-free zones. This new prohibition includes polling places, community centers, churches, college campuses, and more.

Legislative Outcome: Passed House 43-21-1 on Apr/29/24; Scott Bottoms voted NO; passed Senate 23-12-0 on Apr/30/24; Signed by Governor Jared Polis on May/31/24.

Source: NRA-ILA on Colorado voting record SB24-131 Apr 29, 2024

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