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Thank you, Rep. Andrew Boesenecker, for sponsoring House Bill 1001 and reducing barriers to building housing that is affordable, so that hardworking Coloradans have more opportunities to own a home.

Thank you, Rep. @javiermabrey.bsky.social, for sponsoring House Bill 1001 and reducing barriers to building housing that is affordable, so that hardworking Coloradans have more opportunities to own a home.

Thank you, Governor @colorado.gov, for signing House Bill 1001 into law! Reducing barriers to building housing that is affordable gives hardworking Coloradans more opportunities to own a home.

Thank you, Sen. Tony Exum, for sponsoring House Bill 1001 and reducing barriers to building housing that is affordable, so that hardworking Coloradans have more opportunities to own a home.

Thank you, Senator @senadorajulie.bsky.social, for sponsoring House Bill 1001 and reducing barriers to building housing that is affordable, so that hardworking Coloradans have more opportunities to own a home.

Thank you, Rep. Boesenecker, Rep. @woodrowforco.bsky.social, Sen. @judyamabileco.bsky.social, and Sen. Ball, for championing House Bill 1308 as a common-sense solution to solving Colorado's housing affordability crisis.

Thank you, Senator Matt Ball, for voting no on Senate Bill 140 and protecting the critical work Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board is doing to lower the cost of prescription medications for hardworking Coloradans.

Thank you, Senator Adrienne Benavidez, for voting no on Senate Bill 140 and protecting the critical work Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board is doing to lower the cost of prescription medications for hardworking Coloradans.

Thank you, Senator @jeffbridges.co, for voting no on Senate Bill 140 and protecting the critical work Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board is doing to lower the cost of prescription medications for hardworking Coloradans.

Thank you, Senator Lisa Cutter, for voting no on Senate Bill 140 and protecting the critical work Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board is doing to lower the cost of prescription medications for hardworking Coloradans.

Thank you, Senator @jessiedanielson.co, for voting no on Senate Bill 140 and protecting the critical work Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board is doing to lower the cost of prescription medications for hardworking Coloradans.

Thank you, Senator @senadorajulie.bsky.social, for voting no on Senate Bill 140 and protecting the critical work Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board is doing to lower the cost of prescription medications for hardworking Coloradans.

Thank you, Senator Nick Hinrichsen, for voting no on Senate Bill 140 and protecting the critical work Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board is doing to lower the cost of prescription medications for hardworking Coloradans.

Thank you, Senator @imanforcolorado.bsky.social, for voting no on Senate Bill 140 and protecting the critical work Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board is doing to lower the cost of prescription medications for hardworking Coloradans.

Thank you, Senator @cathykipp.bsky.social, for voting no on Senate Bill 140 and protecting the critical work Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board is doing to lower the cost of prescription medications for hardworking Coloradans.

Thank you, Senator Chris Kolker, for voting no on Senate Bill 140 and protecting the critical work Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board is doing to lower the cost of prescription medications for hardworking Coloradans.

Thank you, Senator Robert Rodriguez, for voting no on Senate Bill 140 and protecting the critical work Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board is doing to lower the cost of prescription medications for hardworking Coloradans.

Thank you, Senator Marc Snyder, for voting no on Senate Bill 140 and protecting the critical work Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board is doing to lower the cost of prescription medications for hardworking Coloradans.

Thank you, Senator @senatortomsullivan.bsky.social, for voting no on Senate Bill 140 and protecting the critical work Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board is doing to lower the cost of prescription medications for hardworking Coloradans.

Thank you, Senator Katie Wallace, for voting no on Senate Bill 140 and protecting the critical work Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board is doing to lower the cost of prescription medications for hardworking Coloradans.

Thank you, Senator Mike Weissman, for voting no on Senate Bill 140 and protecting the critical work Colorado’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board is doing to lower the cost of prescription medications for hardworking Coloradans.

HB1308 will allow homeowners to sell a part of the land their home is on for the construction of another home. This will address our state’s housing shortage and affordability crisis by helping Coloradans stay in their communities and giving hardworking people more opportunity to buy a home.

We are incredibly grateful for the organizations who fought alongside us to protect CO’s PDAB by opposing SB140. Their passion and advocacy to protect the PDAB means that the board will continue to review the cost of expensive prescription drugs and lower medication costs for hardworking Coloradans.

Good news for Colorado patients! Senate Bill 140, which would stop CO’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board from lowering the cost of many expensive medications, was not advanced by the Colorado House Health and Human Services Committee today.

Senate Bill 140 hurts patients by removing 67% of the 700 medications eligible for affordability review. We need the Prescription Drug Affordability Board to continue to do its job to help hardworking Coloradans save money. Tell lawmakers to vote NO on SB 140. secure.ngpvan.com/H7t1id5twkmf...

Doctors, like Dr. Meagan Purdy, warn that SB140 would remove 67% of the approximately 700 medications eligible for affordability review. We need the PDAB to continue to do its job to help hardworking Coloradans save money. Tell lawmakers to vote NO on SB 140. secure.ngpvan.com/H7t1id5twkmf...

Giving homeowners the right to sell part of the lot their home is on will: 🏠 Help Colorado families stay in the homes and communities 🏠 Help older family members age in place 🏠 Help first-time home buyers who are just starting out secure.ngpvan.com/yeV4Iu4dFUm6...

Stopping PDAB from reviewing expensive medications keeps them unaffordable! SB140 would prevent the PDAB from reviewing the cost of orphan drugs and whether or not they’re affordable. But here’s the thing – orphan drugs treat more than just rare diseases; they treat common medical conditions too.

CSP visited a split lot with Rep. Boesenecker and Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver to see how passing House Bill 1308 will help address our state’s growing housing shortage and affordability crisis. Tell your lawmakers to vote YES on HB 1308. secure.ngpvan.com/H7t1id5twkmf...

CSP joined lawmakers, Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver & housing advocates at a split lot in support of HB1308. HB1308 helps address our CO’s growing housing shortage & affordability crisis by allowing homeowners to sell off part of the lot their home is on for the construction of another house.

Hardworking Coloradans cannot keep up with the skyrocketing costs of health care. We need our lawmakers to fight. SB140 guts the PDAB by preventing it from reviewing the cost of hundreds of commonly-prescribed medications. Tell lawmakers to vote NO. secure.ngpvan.com/H7t1id5twkmf...

Hardworking Coloradans cannot keep up with the skyrocketing cost of health care. We need our lawmakers to fight. SB140 guts the PDAB by preventing it from reviewing the cost of hundreds of medications. Tell lawmakers to vote NO on SB140. Let CO’s PDAB do its job. secure.ngpvan.com/H7t1id5twkmf...

Today, @colorado.gov signed the HOME Act into law! Thank you to the bill sponsors, our partners and every single advocate who showed up in support of building more housing Coloradans can afford. governorsoffice.colorado.gov/governor/new... @yimbydenver.bsky.social @sweep2001.bsky.social

House Bill 1308 passed the House on a 39-26 vote. Thank you to our House sponsors, Rep. Boesenecker and Rep @woodrowforco.bsky.social, for getting this bill through. On to the Senate!

House Bill 1308 won’t just build more housing, it will have a real impact on hardworking Coloradans. To Laura “Pinky” Reinsch, CSP’s ED it’s not only a solution to our state’s housing crisis, but a path towards being able to own a home that fits her needs.

It’s official! House Bill 1001 passed! It’s heading to the Governor’s desk to be signed into law. See what lawmakers, policy experts and advocates have to say about how this bill will make housing more affordable for hardworking Coloradans. centennialstateprosperity.org/senate-passe...

CSP ED Laura “Pinky” Reinsch testified in support of HB1308 in committee on Tuesday! This bill would give Coloradans more opportunities to be homeowners by creating more homes that are less expensive while giving current homeowners the option to stay in their communities. HB1308 passed committee 8-4

CSP supports House Bill 1308, sponsored by Rep. Boesenecker, @woodrowforco.bsky.social, @judyamabileco.bsky.social, and Sen. Ball, as a way to address our housing shortage and affordability crisis.

Working Coloradans are forced into long commutes because they can’t afford living in the communities they work in. The HOME Act (HB1001) would create more housing so that: 🍎 Teachers 🩺 Nurses 🚒 Firefighters can afford to live in the communities they support. @yimbydenver.bsky.social #HB1001

Today, the CSP team was at the state capitol where House Bill 1001 passed out of the Senate Local Government & Housing Committee on a 4-3 vote! Thank you to our amazing Senate sponsors Sen. Tony Exum and @senadorajulie.bsky.social. Next steps: Pass the Senate floor vote!

Organizations support HB-1001 (HOME Act)‼️ The HOME Act builds on our work to build affordable housing in the communities where Coloradans work and build their lives. Tell state lawmakers to vote YES on #HB1001 secure.ngpvan.com/rZ2tMuxS7kuY...

Denver, Fort Collins & Longmont are the first communities funded to build more housing near transit, which was made possible through HB24-1313. CSP supported HB 1313 because we know that building transit-oriented communities help Coloradans find housing where they live, work and go to school.

More pics from the housing gubernatorial candidate forum with Senator Bennet and Attorney General Weiser! Thank you to our candidates, moderators and all the housing advocates who came out to support this event.

FACT CHECK: State of the Union is tonight and before Trump claims he solved our economic crisis, here’s the truth: ➡️ Coloradans paid $767 MILLION on Trump’s tariff taxes before the SCOTUS declared it unconstitutional (1/4)

How we address our housing crisis will need creative solutions and strong leadership. Tons of housing advocates showed up to hear from Sen. @michaelbennet.bsky.social and AG @philweiser.bsky.social on how they would tackle affordability and availability if elected as Governor.

Governor Polis addressed the Colorado state legislature in the annual State of the State – an opportunity to recap the work we’ve done and set out a plan for state lawmakers this session. We’re breaking down what Polis had to say about housing and how it’ll impact YOU. #HB1001 @colorado.gov

Join us Sat, 2/21 to hear from gubernatorial candidates, Sen. Michael Bennet and AG Phil Weiser, on how they plan to address our housing affordability crisis. Get your tickets now! www.eventbrite.com/e/gubernator...

Big news 📣 After passing House committee on Tuesday, House Bill 1001 to build more housing Coloradans can afford passed the Colorado House 35-24. It now moves to the Senate! @javiermabrey.bsky.social

House Bill 1001 passed committee 🎉 🎉 🎉 Thank you to the organizations who showed up to testify in support of the HOME Act yesterday. This bill will create more opportunities to fill the gap of 100,000 homes needed in Colorado.