DENVER - In response to the Colorado Supreme Court's decision to decline Governor Hickenlooper's Interrogatories regarding TABOR and the Gallagher Amendment, Colorado Senate President Kevin J. Grantham provided the following statement: “The Colorado Supreme Court made the right decision today in recognizing the will of the voters by refusing to... Read more

DENVER - Colorado Senate President Kevin J. Grantham released the following statement on the beginning of Hanukkah: “We would like to wish all Jewish Coloradans - and Americans - a very happy Hanukkah. May this joyous holiday bring warmth to your families, and may we all be vigilant in protecting... Read more

DENVER - Colorado Senate President Kevin J. Grantham issued the following statement after hearing of the passing of former United States President George H.W. Bush on Friday night: "Remembered by his graciousness, selflessness, and kindness, President George H.W. Bush set the gold standard for public service in our nation. A... Read more

DENVER – This morning, Colorado Senate President Kevin J. Grantham issued the following statement regarding Senate Minority Leader Leroy Garcia’s misstep in attempting to terminate the employment of Secretary of the Senate Effie Ameen: “On Wednesday of last week – the day before Thanksgiving – Senate President-designee Leroy Garcia incorrectly... Read more

DENVER – The Executive Committee of the Colorado General Assembly today gave unanimous bipartisan approval to long-awaited updates to the legislature’s workplace misconduct and harassment policies, completing a critical first phase in a rewrite of the rules launched by the Senate President in November of 2017. The vote comes after... Read more

DENVER -- Colorado Senate Republicans elected a group of new leaders today as the ramp-up begins for a 2019 legislative session. Former Majority Leader Chris Holbert, from Douglas County, will serve as the new Minority Leader. Senator John Cooke, from Greeley, was elected Assistant Minority Leader. Former Assistant Majority Leader Ray Scott, from Grand... Read more

DENVER -- Colorado Senate President Kevin J. Grantham (R-Canon City) released the following statement today, after Republicans lost control of the Colorado Senate Tuesday. “It’s never fun losing races or being in the political minority. But because Colorado remains at heart a centrist state, where common sense economic and fiscal... Read more

DENVER -- Senate President Kevin J. Grantham (R-Canon City) issued the following statement today in response to Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper’s final budget proposal. Grantham said that nothing in the preliminary budget he saw stood out as particularly surprising, though he did fault the Governor for taking a “see no evil”... Read more

Denver -- Senate President Kevin Grantham (R-Canon City) and Senate Transportation Committee Chairman John B. Cooke (R-Greeley) today released a letter they sent to Colorado Governor Hickenlooper, asking him to disavow the state Air Quality Control Commission’s (AQCC) new plan to adopt California’s Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) rules and Electric Vehicle (EV)... Read more

Senate President Kevin J. Grantham issued the following statement today in response to Senator Beth Martinez Humenik's decision to release results of a workplace harassment complaint she filed against Senator Daniel Kagan last session. The investigation found evidence that Kagan had on numerous times visited the women's restroom at the... Read more