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  • June 12, 2026 | Legislative primaries could determine whether business issues take top priority
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  • June 9, 2026 | Road-funding proponents reject offer to nix ballot initiative and form working group instead
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  • June 5, 2026 | Polis signs final bills from 2026 session, including several business-focused laws

Politics, Regulatory Issues June 12, 2026

Legislative primaries could determine whether business issues take top priority

It would vastly oversimplify the 23 legislative primary races set to be decided on June 30 by saying that the majority pit one candidate who…

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Legislative Session, Technology

Seven signings, five vetoes and one clearer pattern of which technology regulations Polis was willing in 2026 to sign


Legislative Session, Politics, Transportation

Road-funding proponents reject offer to nix ballot initiative and form working group instead


Workforce & Education

Employers asked for a better workforce-development system. Now the state is asking for their participation.


Housing, Legislative Session, Regulatory Issues, Taxes, Transportation

Polis signs final bills from 2026 session, including several business-focused laws



Energy & Environment, Legislative Session

The 2026 legislative session was defined by the energy debates that didn’t happen


Legislative Session, Regulatory Issues, Technology

Surveillance data, arbitration bills that worried business get axe from Polis


Health Care, Legislative Session

Polis signs heavily rewritten bill to fund health-insurance subsidies to Coloradans


Podcast, Workforce & Education

June 1 “Colorado Chamber Office Hours”: Next steps to new career pipelines



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