The Colorado Constitution places the power to make laws with the state legislature, the Colorado
General Assembly.

In addition to current and historical House and Senate session bills, calendars, journals, resolutions, bill status reports, and fiscal notes, the General Assembly site also provides information about ballot issues and initiatives, legislative directories, links to the Colorado Revised Statutes, U.S. and Colorado Constitutions, and the Colorado Legislative Council.

Brief statement of purpose for acts passed into law. 1943 - present.

Full text and status of bills from 1997 to previous annual session.

Since 1953, the Legislative Council Staff has served as the nonpartisan research arm of the Colorado General Assembly.

1954 to present.

Find the most comprehensive and complete 50-state information in NCSL's searchable bill tracking databases.

Links to the state legislatures' websites for all 50 states.

Also known as the "Pink Book."

(1881-present). Alphabetical, biographical information.

The process for placing a statewide initiative on the ballot is governed by the Colorado Constitution (Article V, Section 1) and state law (Articles 40 and 41 of Title 1, Colorado Revised Statutes).