Colorado State Legislature

The Colorado State Legislature is the lawmaking body of the state, consisting of two chambers: the Colorado House of Representatives and the Colorado Senate. Its primary role is to draft, debate, and pass laws that address issues like education, health care, transportation, and taxes. Legislators are elected by Colorado residents and serve specific terms. The legislature also approves the state budget and oversees government operations. Its goal is to create policies that promote the well-being and prosperity of Colorado's residents.