Gov. Jared Polis set a personal record for issuing vetoes in a single legislative session this year — and, potentially, made history as the first Colorado governor to veto a bill that passed the General Assembly unanimously.
The 11 vetoed bills touched on a raft of issues: social media regulations, new rules for ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft, criminal justice reforms, health care, the Colorado Open Records Act and several more.
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Loren Furman, the president and CEO of the Colorado Chamber of Commerce, said in a statement that the bill would have “threatened our statewide business climate at a time when we should be fostering a competitive economy,” and the veto “preserves the unique labor laws that set us apart from other states.”
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