June 10, 2021 •
Colorado Legislature Adjourns Sine Die
Colorado Capitol Building
The Colorado General Assembly adjourned sine die for the 2021 session shortly before 8 p.m. on June 8 after debating a controversial climate bill on the House floor. During the session, a bill was passed relating to local government election […]
The Colorado General Assembly adjourned sine die for the 2021 session shortly before 8 p.m. on June 8 after debating a controversial climate bill on the House floor.
During the session, a bill was passed relating to local government election codes. Senate Bill 21-160 clarifies that, when computing time for any designated period of days for a local government election, the first day from which the period of days runs is excluded and the last day from which the period of days is included.
The bill also provides a process for dividing a special district into separate director districts and for members to be elected from each director district at large or by the electors within each director district.
The bill takes effect following the expiration of the 90-day period after final adjournment of the General Assembly.
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