SJR26 is a simple joint resolution that sets the date for the Colorado General Assembly’s final adjournment for the Second Regular Session of the Seventy-fifth General Assembly. It provides that when the legislature adjourns on May 13, 2026, it will adjourn sine die, meaning the session ends with no appointed date to reconvene.
The resolution does not create, amend, or repeal any substantive state law. Its effect is procedural and administrative: it formally authorizes the end of the legislative session and closes out the General Assembly’s business for that year. Because it is a joint resolution, it requires approval by both chambers but does not affect statutes, agencies, or private parties directly.
SJR26 has no direct impact on the Colorado Revised Statutes or on regulated parties. Its legal effect is limited to the internal operation of the legislature, establishing the date on which the Second Regular Session of the Seventy-fifth General Assembly will adjourn sine die. The resolution is a housekeeping measure that marks the formal conclusion of the session and the end of legislative authority for that regular session.
The available record suggests the measure is routine and noncontroversial. There are no committee transcripts, recorded debates, or vote details indicating opposition or substantive disagreement. The broad list of bipartisan sponsors in both chambers also suggests general agreement on the need to formally set the adjournment date.
No notable policy contention appears in the materials provided. Because the resolution is purely procedural, there are no competing stakeholder positions on substantive issues such as taxes, regulation, or public programs. Any discussion would likely be limited to scheduling and legislative administration rather than disagreement over policy outcomes.