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HB 1368

Eliminate Limited Gaming Fund Transfer

2026 Regular Session

HB 1368 would stop automatic transfers from Colorado's Limited Gaming Fund, keeping gaming revenue within its dedicated fund rather than redirecting it to other state budget purposes.

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Bill Summary · HB 1368

Legislative bill overview

HB 1368 would eliminate the automatic transfer of funds from Colorado's Limited Gaming Fund to other state accounts or purposes. The bill appears designed to keep gaming revenue within its designated fund rather than allowing it to be redirected elsewhere in the state budget.

Why is this important

Limited gaming revenue in Colorado has historically been earmarked for specific purposes, often including education, conservation, and local communities in gaming counties. Eliminating transfers could either protect these dedicated funding streams or reduce flexibility in state budgeting depending on current transfer practices and beneficiary programs.

Potential points of contention

  • Budget flexibility vs. dedicated funding: Proponents argue dedicated funds ensure gaming revenue reaches intended beneficiaries; opponents may contend the state needs budgetary flexibility during revenue shortfalls
  • Impact on receiving programs: Without knowing current transfer amounts, unclear how many programs depend on these transfers and whether elimination creates budget gaps elsewhere
  • Gaming community interests: Local governments and counties that benefit from gaming revenue may have competing interests about fund allocation and whether transfers undermine their promised revenue share

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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