The 2023 Colorado Legislative Session has at least 5 gun violence prevention bills in progress motivated by the November 2022 Club Q shooting, the death of a Denver East High School student, and years of frustration about gun violence.
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Good News! The Vote Without Fear Act has been signed by Gov. Polis, and revisions to a bill regarding guns in the hands of criminals has gone to the governor to sign.
Three new gun bills introduced: One would keep openly carried guns away from voting sites, which we support. See the others, which we oppose.
Three new gun bills introduced: One would keep openly carried guns away from voting sites, which we support. See the others, which we oppose.
Two years after ERPO went into effect, new analysis shows how it saves lives. But wider public awareness needed.
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New public service announcements stress safe storage of guns
Virus-Induced Gun Sales Surge Shows Need for Safe Storage Some Americans frightened by the coronavirus have resorted to actions that impinge on the common good: hoarding of toilet paper, rice, eggs, etc. Unfortunately, many have also responded by stocking up on guns and ammunition. Since the coronavirus isn’t eliminated by gunfire, we expect the response is clearly
HR 1296 creates a crime of knowingly importing, selling, manufacturing, transferring, or possessing a semiautomatic assault weapon (SAW) or large capacity ammunition feeding device (LCAFD).
