Shifts a one-time $264,268 from CPW to the Health Insurance Affordability Cash Fund to bolster affordability for the individual market; wolf reintroduction spending paused FY25-26.

SCR 25B-001 requires Colorado voters to approve any changes to federal taxable income for state tax calculations, enhancing taxpayer control over tax policy.

SB 25B-009 adjusts Colorado's income tax credits, making the Family Affordability Tax Credit nonrefundable, aiming to boost state revenue by $663 million in FY 2025-26.

HB 25B-1018 aimed to adjust Colorado's income tax credits, making the Family Affordability Tax Credit nonrefundable, potentially increasing state revenue by $979 million.

Allows prescribing providers to adjust dose or dosing frequency of a chronic maintenance drug without prior authorization for up to two changes, if evidence-based and non-opioid.