🇺🇸⭐️✍️This #NewYear, here’s what you can expect from me as the Minority Leader in the Senate.
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🐶🐱 FREE Spay & Neuter Clinic for dogs and cats in the San Luis Valley!
📅 June 4, 5 & 6, 2026
📍 Humane Colorado, 701 Airport Rd, #Alamosa, #Colorado
⏰ Registration: 7:30–11:00 AM or until full.
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Last week, I joined the @ColoradoBRT for a legislative discussion on the 2026 session.
Thank you for the opportunity to discuss the challenges and priorities facing Colorado’s business community. I will continue advocating for solutions to keep Colorado competitive.
focused on growing government and adding surcharges that are not making Colorado safer or more affordable for working families.
I appreciated the opportunity to speak honestly with the community about where our state is today and why.
At a community event, House Minority Leader @jarviscaldwell and I gave a wrap-up of the 2026 legislative session and highlighted the victories we were able to secure for the freedoms of Coloradans. Still, many bills passed by the #Democrats …
At the 2026 Western Mining Summit, Colorado Senate Minority Leader @SenSimpsonCO spoke on legislative initiatives supporting mineral development and shared insights alongside Wyoming @GovernorGordon. He participated in discussions on the role of policy in strengthening the mining sector. At the summit’s conclusion, the @ColoradoMining Association recognized him as a Champion of Mining for his ongoing commitment to the industry and its significance to Colorado’s economy and communities.
This morning, @SenSimpsonCO joined @Rossputin and @KOAJeana live in the 850 @KOAColorado studio to talk about this year’s legislative session. To hear the full interview, visit:
https://t.co/vIVLu7PzNG
The 2026 Legislative Session has finally come to a close.
This session brought long debates, tough decisions, bipartisan work, and important conversations about the future of our state. From affordability and public safety to water, transportation, education, and economic growth, Colorado Senate Republicans tackled important issues impacting every corner of Colorado.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the process, constituents, advocates, staff, local leaders, and Coloradans who made their voices heard.
As the Capitol lights dim on another session, the work continues back home across Colorado.
I am all about efficiency, and that’s why SB26-136, a bill I sponsored that eliminates unnecessary regulation and holds executive agencies accountable, was signed into law today.
I will continue posting key updates for my constituents and all of Colorado in the coming days.
On the last day of the 2026 session, Colorado Senate Republicans killed HB26-1054, protecting Coloradans from another bad piece of legislation. Here is a list of the top KILLED bills this session:
SB26 – 097 – Prostitution Bill
HB26 – 1281 – Homicide Criminal Offenses
SB26 – 176 – No Kings Act
SB26 – 043 - Record Keeping & Regulation of Sale of Firearm Barrel
SB26 – 065 – Seed Bill
HB26 – 1221 & 1222 – Tax Bills
On the final day of session, I had the honor of welcoming special guests to the floor: outstanding students from Norwood Public School, accompanied by their teacher Catherine Kolbet and Secondary Principal Malisha Reed.
Thank you for joining me in the chamber.
Today, on the 75th National Day of Prayer, we pause to give thanks for the blessings of faith, family, freedom, and the greatest nation on Earth. America was founded on the principle that our rights come from God, not government, and we must never lose sight of that truth.
God bless our families, God bless Colorado, and God bless the United States of America.
progress is meaningful. A special thank you to Dr. Laura Foster, MD, Assistant Professor of Neurology at the #CUAnschutz Medical Campus, and Dr. Jinny Tavee, the Chief of Neurology at National Jewish Health, who joined me on the floor today. @CUSystem
As we approached the end of the session, I requested my colleagues to join in this resolution for #ALS#AwarenessMonth, while ALS remains incurable, the landscape is dramatically different today than when my mom passed away in the early 1990s. For families who lost loved one this
The 2026 @DU_Hockey National Champions visited the State Senate today. An amazing run by the Pioneers to finish out the season with 17-0 run and win the National Championship game over the Wisconsin Badgers 2-1. Way to go Pios!
It is a good day for Rural Colorado and all Colorado. Today the governor signed a bill that became law to help teachers, first responders, and working families have access to buy affordable houses. More information ℹ️ https://t.co/U5sS1aGRAd
Last week, Senators Baisley and @ScottBright4Sen took a moment to recognize American children of Latino heritage in honor of “Día del Niño.” In an interview with @TelemundoCo, they emphasized that children are the future of our communities.
A special thank you to #AdamEckman, President and CEO of the @ColoradoMining, and to #DavidRivera, Director at Climax Molybdenum a Freeport-McMoRan @FM_FCX company who joined me on the floor today in support of this resolution.
Today marks the 150th anniversary of the @ColoradoMining. As someone who has worked as a mining engineer for more than #20years, I strongly support a resolution on the Senate floor to recognize that a healthy and vibrant #mining industry is essential to our state’s future.