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December Virtual Membership Lunch
Election Results that Impact My Business
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We will start promptly at Noon!Colorado Elections 2020 AMBER VALDEZ VALDEZ PUBLIC AFFAIRS
President
Joe Biden- 55.41%
Donald Trump- 41.92%
Statewide
Senate
John Hickenlooper- 53.51%
Cory Gardner- 44.19%CD 1
Diana Degette- 74.3%
CD 2
Joe Neguse- 61.3%
CD 3
Lauren Boebert- 51.3%
CD 4
Congress Ken
CD 5
Buck- 60.2%
Doug Lamborn- 57.6%
CD 6
Jason Crow- 57.1%
CD 7
Ed Perlmutter- 59.1%Democrats increased their lead by 1 seat
and will control the Senate 20-15
Senator Bob Rankin (R) won by about 1%
State Senate Senator Kevin Priola (R) won by just under 1%
Democrat Chris Kolker picked up an (R)
20(D)-15(R)
open seat
Democrats Rachel Zenzinger and Jeff Bridges
were considered targets but won with
comfortable margins
Representatives Larry Liston, Sonia Jaquez
Lewis, Janet Buckner, and James Coleman all
successfully moved to the SenateRepresentative Bri Buentello (HD 47) lost her
seat to Republican Stephanie Luck
State House • Representative Richard Champion (HD 38)
lost his seat to Democrat David Ortiz
41(D)-24(R)
• Republicans were trying to cut the
Democrat majority by 3 seats to narrow the
committee make up but ¾ targeted
Democrats Reps. Cutter, Sullivan, and Titone
held their seats
• Democrats will control the House with the
same 41-24 marginHouse
Speaker- Alec Garnett (Denver)
State Majority Leader- Daneya Esgar (Pueblo)
Minority Leader- Hugh McKean (Loveland)
Legislature Senate
Leadership President- Leroy Garcia (Pueblo)
Majority Leader- Steve Fenberg (Boulder)
Minority Leader- Chris Holbert (Littleton)Poll Question #1 Before we get into Ballot issues, we want to take a quick Poll question on one of the big ones. Gallagher Amendment. Will the repeal of the Gallagher Amendment help or hurt public spending, schools, fire districts, etc.? a. Help b. Hurt c. I don’t know
Statewide Amendment B
Ballot
Repeal Gallagher Amendment
Amendment C
Measures Conduct
Amendment
of Charitable Gaming
76
*All passed except Citizenship of Qualification of Voters
Amendment C Amendment 77
Local Voter Approval of Casino Bet Limits and
GamesProposition EE
Tax on Nicotine Products
Statewide Proposition 113
Adopt Agreement to Elect US President by National Popular
Ballot
Vote
Proposition 114
Reintroduction and Management of Gray Wolves
Measures Proposition
Prohibit
115
Abortions After 22 Weeks
*All passed except Proposition
State
116
Income Tax Rate Reduction
Proposition 115 Proposition 117
Voter Approval for Certain New State Enterprises
Proposition 118
Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance ProgramProposition 118 allows for 12 weeks of paid family and medical leave
Anadditional 4 weeks are allowed for pregnancy or childbirth
complications
Proposition
Employers cannot take disciplinary or retaliatory actions against
employees for requesting or using paid leave
Will cost an estimated $1.2 billion in 2023-24
118 Exempts
Premiums
businesses with 9 or less employees
Paid Family and Medical For the first two years of the program (2023 &2024) the premiums are
set to be 0.9% of the employee’s wage
Leave Insurance Program 0.45% paid by employer and 0.45% paid by employee
Employers can pay up to 100% of the cost
For 2023, maximum annual premiums was estimated to be
$1,455 since premiums can only be assessed on wages up to
$161,700 per person
2025 and after
Premiums will be adjusted for 2025 so that the total amount of
premium contributions to the program equals 135% of previous
year’s claims and 100% of administrative costsPoll Question #2 Will Prop 118 – Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program – increase payroll taxes? a. Yes b. No c. I don’t know
What’s coming in 2021?
• Update on Special Session
• Private Retainage Reform Bill
Resources, Factsheet and Information
https://coloradocontractorscoalition.com/private-retainage-reform
• Other items to watch for 2021Questions?
Holiday Fundraiser
Member participation in past fundraising events
secured a victory for CCC in 2019 with the passage
of SB138-Bond Requirements For Public Projects
using Private Financing.
Help us continue this success as we work to protect
Holiday Shopping Spree and advocate for the roofing industry in
ONLINE SILENT AUCTION
2021. Specifically, supporting our legislative efforts as
Now thru Dec 14 we pursue PRIVATE Retainage Reform in 2021!
Help us in our fundraising efforts…do a little holiday shopping now!
Coloradoroofing.org
Scroll to the middle of page & click on Silent Auction box.Final words:
Thank you Amber!
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