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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

⚠️ Two more changes to Medicaid coverage through @healthfirstcolorado.com will take effect January 1, 2027, both because of H.R. 1, Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" that passed last year: ➡️ More frequent renewals for some members ➡️ Less retroactive coverage for new applicants (1/7)

Graphic from Sen. Lindsey Daugherty announcing two more Medicaid changes beginning January 1, 2027. Some Health First Colorado members will need to renew coverage every six months instead of annually, and retroactive coverage will be reduced so Medicaid covers fewer months of medical bills from before someone applies.

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

⚠️ On Jan 1, 2027, new federal Medicaid work requirements will take effect. Due to Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” (H.R. 1), some adults ages 19–64 may need to meet a new requirement when they apply for or renew @healthfirstcolorado.com coverage. 🔗 Details: healthfirstcolorado.com/changes (1/6)

Graphic from Sen. Lindsey Daugherty announcing new Medicaid work requirements beginning January 1, 2027. It says some adults ages 19–64 may need to meet a new federal work requirement when they apply for or renew Health First Colorado coverage. The requirement will apply only to some members, and Health First Colorado will notify affected members by mail.

Graphic explaining that many people will not have to meet the new Medicaid work requirement. Possible exemptions include parents or caregivers of children 13 or younger; caregivers for people with disabilities; people with certain health conditions that prevent 80 hours a month of work, school, or volunteering; people receiving SSI or SSDI; people enrolled in Medicare, long-term services and supports, or a Medicaid Buy-In program; people who are pregnant or were pregnant within the last 12 months; and people already meeting SNAP or TANF work requirements. The list is not complete. More information is available at HealthFirstColorado.gov/Changes.

Graphic explaining how to meet the Medicaid work requirement. In one month, a person can either complete 80 hours of paid employment, volunteer work, school, job training, or a combination of those activities, or earn at least $580 from paid work. Current members must meet the requirement in at least one month between renewals. First-time applicants must meet it in the month before applying.

Graphic titled “What to do now” with three steps: update your information through Colorado PEAK, the Health First Colorado app, or your county human services office; take the screener at HealthFirstColorado.gov/Changes to find out if the requirement applies to you; and watch for official letters and respond to Health First Colorado right away. The graphic also directs viewers to HealthFirstColorado.com/Changes for official information.

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

⚠️ Starting Oct. 1, some Coloradans will lose @healthfirstcolorado.com coverage because of H.R. 1, the federal law Congress passed and President Trump signed last year. Most members are not affected. Here's who is, and what to do next: (1/7)

Graphic from Sen. Lindsey Daugherty titled “Important Update: Changes are coming to Health First Colorado.” It says that starting October 1, 2026, some immigrants who currently qualify for Colorado Medicaid may lose full coverage because of new federal rules.

Graphic explaining who may be affected by upcoming Medicaid changes. It says most members are not affected and coverage is not changing for U.S. citizens, green card holders who meet the five-year requirement, COFA migrants, and certain Cuban and Haitian entrants. Coverage may end for some refugees and asylees, people granted humanitarian parole, people with pending green card applications, and survivors applying for VAWA or T-visa protections. Children 18 and younger and pregnant people may still qualify. The list is not complete.

Graphic titled “What to do now” with four steps for Health First Colorado members: update your information through Colorado PEAK, the Health First Colorado app, or your county human services office; use your coverage now for medical, dental, and behavioral health appointments and prescription refills; watch for and respond to official letters from Health First Colorado; and reach out to trusted community organizations, health care providers, or Medicaid navigators for help understanding your options.

Graphic explaining health care options that may remain if Medicaid coverage ends. Options listed are Emergency Medicaid Services; Cover All Coloradans for children and pregnant people of any immigration status; OmniSalud for undocumented Coloradans; Connect for Health Colorado; and community health centers with sliding-scale fees. For official information, visit HealthFirstColorado.com/Changes.

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 07/09/2026

Happy Labor Day! 💪🏼🛠 Today, we celebrate generations of workers who organized and fought for safer, fairer workplaces. So many things we now consider fundamental parts of working life, like weekends, overtime pay, paid leave, minimum wage, and more, were won because working people demanded better.

Black-and-white historical photo of workers marching in a labor demonstration. A bright pink rectangle centered over the photo reads, “On Labor Day we celebrate UNIONS!” with “UNIONS!” in large bold type. A smaller pink banner at the bottom reads, “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

Pink graphic titled “THANK UNIONS FOR:” followed by a two-column list of labor protections and benefits: weekends, paid vacation, 40-hour workweek, hazard pay, anti-discrimination protections, minimum wage, paid sick leave, child labor laws, equal pay, collective bargaining, Social Security, workers’ compensation, health care, overtime pay, pensions, paid holidays, apprenticeship programs, wrongful termination laws, workplace safety standards, protection from retaliation, and grievance procedures. “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty” appears at the bottom.

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

Is your business, workplace, or school prepared for an encounter with ICE? Knowing your rights ahead of time can help you respond with confidence and better protect the people who rely on you. (1/2)

Graphic for ACLU of Colorado’s “Know Your Rights: ICE in Businesses & Schools” virtual training series. Features illustrated book and coffee mug characters. Trainings are for employers and employees and take place August 26, September 2, and September 9 from 5:00–6:30 p.m. MDT.

Graphic promoting ACLU of Colorado’s “Know Your Rights: ICE in Businesses & Schools” training series. Text says the three-part virtual series will help participants understand their rights before, during, and after ICE presence at Colorado businesses and schools. Includes a QR code and the registration link acluco.org/KYR-ICE.

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

Thank you to ✨Pipefitters Local 208✨ for such a fun picnic this weekend! It was great to spend the day with members, their families, and other local leaders. I’m proud to stand with a union that's creating good-paying careers, strengthening our skilled trades & investing in the next generation! 💪🔧

Sen. Lindsey Daugherty stands with a group of local elected officials and Pipefitters Local 208 members at the union’s annual picnic. The group smiles for a photo beneath the covered outdoor event space, with picnic attendees and tables visible in the background.

Sen. Lindsey Daugherty, wearing a blue tank top and sunglasses, poses outdoors with a Pipefitters Local 208 member and two other local elected officials during the union’s annual picnic. The four are smiling in front of a vine-covered fence.

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

Learn more about how we stepped in during last year’s special session to protect Medicaid patients’ access to Planned Parenthood 💕 (@ppfa.org) and other essential reproductive health care providers: coloradonewsline.com/2025/08/24/c...

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Colorado Legislature passes bill to fund Medicaid reimbursements for Planned Parenthood | Colorado Newsline

The Colorado House passed a bill to use state money to fund Medicaid reimbursements for reproductive health care providers facing federal funding cuts.

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

Honored to be named a 2026 Champion of Choice by @ppvotesco.bsky.social! 💗 When Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” cut Planned Parenthood off from federal Medicaid funding, we passed SB25B-002 to help keep their doors open in CO and protect access to essential care. 🎥 www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgOP...

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Restoring Access to Care for Medicaid Recipients

YouTube video by Planned Parenthood Rocky Mountains Action Fund

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 27/08/2026

Most of us know the ✨Arvada Center for the Arts & Humanities✨ for their theater, concerts, and art galleries, but I want to make sure local families also know about their extensive programs for kids and teens! 🔗 arvadacenter.org/education/view-all-classes

Two young performers in pink costumes pose onstage; one raises an arm while the other holds a sign reading “Applause.” Text reads: “Community Spotlight” and “Arvada Center.”

Two children wearing animal-ear headbands act out a scene while classmates watch from the floor during an Arvada Center youth theater activity. Text reads: “Community Spotlight” and “Arvada Center.”

Children create colorful artwork with paint-covered strings and paper during an Arvada Center youth art class. Text reads: “Community Spotlight” and “Arvada Center.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

Children entering foster care don't always have time to pack. Some arrive with little more than the clothes they're wearing. Arvada-based nonprofit ✨Packs of Hope✨ gives them something of their own: a brand-new backpack filled with essentials and a few comforts. packsofhope.org

Six young volunteers stand around dozens of colorful backpacks they helped prepare for children entering foster care, with a Packs of Hope sign at the center. The graphic reads “Community Spotlight” and “Packs of Hope.”

A smiling Packs of Hope volunteer holds a piece of children’s clothing while working in a room filled with organized clothing, backpacks, and other donated supplies. The graphic reads “Community Spotlight” and “Packs of Hope.”

Five smiling volunteers sort and prepare children’s clothing around a table inside the Packs of Hope workspace, with shelves of backpacks and supplies behind them. The graphic reads “Community Spotlight” and “Packs of Hope.”

Dozens of colorful children’s backpacks are arranged around a Packs of Hope sign inside the organization’s workspace, ready to be filled or distributed to children entering foster care. The graphic reads “Community Spotlight” and “Packs of Hope.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

Keeping Colorado kids safe, healthy, and supported is one of my highest priorities at the Capitol. When I learn about a gap in care that's leaving a child or family without the help they need, I want to find a way to close it. Here's what that looked like this session:

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Families’ stories help bring legislative changes

Some of the most important legislation begins not with policy experts or interest groups, but with families who have experienced something that should never have happened.

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 14/08/2026

The nation’s first public nature library is officially open in Colorado! 🌿📚🎉 The ✨Anythink Nature Library✨ in Thornton is part library, part nature center, and part community gathering space, designed to help people of all ages learn about and experience the outdoors. (1/3)

Exterior of Anythink Nature Library in Thornton, Colorado, with broad curved wood-and-metal canopies over its glass entrance. Text reads: “Nation’s First Nature Library!” and “Thornton, CO.”

Aerial view of Anythink Nature Library in Thornton, Colorado, with solar panels across its curved roof above landscaped gardens and winding paths. Text reads: “Anythink Nature Library” and “Thornton, CO.”

Five children play at an outdoor mud kitchen at Anythink Nature Library in Thornton, Colorado. One child holds a bowl and spoon while another gives a thumbs-up. Text reads: “Anythink Nature Library” and “Thornton, CO.”

Children work with an adult on a miniature nature-themed house at an indoor activity table at Anythink Nature Library in Thornton, Colorado. One child wearing bunny ears pours small beads into a container. Text reads: “Anythink Nature Library” and “Thornton, CO.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 11/08/2026

August is Child Support Awareness Month 💙! Child support is one of the steadiest ways we keep Colorado kids fed, insured, and housed. If you're having a hard time keeping up with child support, Colorado's ✨IMPACS✨ program may be able to help. 🔗 childsupport.colorado.gov/employment-s... (1/3)

A smiling young girl sits in a colorful classroom with two smiling classmates behind her. The Colorado Child Support Services and Department of Human Services logos appear in the upper left. Text reads: “August is Child Support Awareness Month.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 07/08/2026

I'd love to hear directly from Colorado parents & families before the school year gets going: What's worrying you? What gives you hope? Where could your kids or family use more support?

Back-to-school graphic on a green chalkboard with yellow and white text reading, “Colorado parents: How can we better support your kids? Tell us in the comments!” Chalk drawings of a backpack, paper airplane and lightbulb decorate the background. The graphic is signed “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

Colorado's newest medical school is officially open! The ✨UNC College of Osteopathic Medicine✨ welcomed its first class of future doctors in Greeley last month, and I'm thrilled to have played a part in getting it built. (1/4) www.cpr.org/2026/07/27/u...

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University of Northern Colorado opens new medical school

Coloradans now have have a new pipeline for physicians with UNC's College of Osteopathic Medicine, the state’s third medical school.

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 20/07/2026

As Colorado marks 150 years of statehood and our nation celebrates its 250th anniversary, the Arvada Arts and Culture Commission is inviting community members to contribute to ✨Community Voices: Short Stories for 150/250✨ 🔗 arvadaco.gov/stories (1/4)

Promotional graphic for Arvada’s “Community Voices: Short Stories for 150/250” project. An aerial photo of Olde Town Arvada features the historic Olde Town Arvada water tower in the foreground. Overlaid text reads, “Community Voices: Short Stories for 150/250.” Along the bottom are the logos for the Arvada Arts and Culture Commission, Arvada’s 150/250 celebration, and the City of Arvada.

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 04/07/2026

Happy 4th of July, Colorado! 🇺🇸🎉 Loving our country means believing in its promise, even when the work is hard. It means continuing to fight for progress, defend our democracy, support our neighbors, and build a brighter future for ALL Americans. Wishing you a safe, joyful, and meaningful holiday!

Independence Day graphic featuring Colorado State Senator Lindsey Daugherty standing in front of an American flag outside her home. The image includes a blue gradient at the bottom with the message, “Happy 4th of July!” in white script.

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 11/05/2026

Congratulations to Emily Peterson, a Ralston Valley HS student and Arvada local, on this well-deserved recognition from ✨Positive Athlete Mountain Region✨! This program honors student-athletes for their character, leadership, and the impact they make in their communities. (1/3)

Graphic from Positive Athlete recognizing Emily Peterson as a Colorado winner. The image features Emily standing in a blue Ralston Valley soccer uniform, holding a soccer ball, with large text reading “Colorado WINNER.” Additional text at the bottom reads “Soccer” and “Emily Peterson • Ralston Valley HS.” Positive Athlete logos appear in the upper right and lower right corners.

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 07/05/2026

Today in the Senate Health & Human Services Committee 🩺, we will hear the following four bills: (1/6)

Graphic titled “Senate Health & Human Services Agenda” with a purple background featuring a faint image of medical forms and a stethoscope. The date reads “Thursday, May 7, 2026.” Four bills are listed in white boxes: HB26-1328 – Medicaid Nonemergency Medical Transportation; HB26-1075 – Child Welfare Prevention Services Funding; HB26-1298 – Background Checks for Child Welfare Placements; and HB26-1147 – Host Home for People with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities. A banner at the bottom reads “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 06/05/2026

Today’s Senate Judiciary Committee ⚖️ meeting is scheduled to begin at ⏰ 1:30 pm. We will hear the following six bills: (1/8)

Graphic titled “Senate Judiciary Agenda” with a blue background featuring the Colorado State Capitol. Text at the top reads “Wednesday, May 6, 2026 | 1:30 pm.” Six hearing items are listed in white boxes: SB26-071 – Use of Surveillance Technology by Law Enforcement; HB26-1236 – Arbitration Reform; HB26-1281 – Homicide Criminal Offenses; HB26-1315 – Accurate Documents for Parole Determinations; HB26-1421 – Fee Sharing with Nonlawyers in Legal Practice; and HB26-1255 – Social Media Duty to Report & Search Warrants. A banner at the bottom reads “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 06/05/2026

In today’s Senate Health & Human Services Committee 🩺 meeting, we will hear the following two bills: ➡️ HB26-1335: Abortion Medication Access on College Campuses ➡️ HB26-1195: Psychotherapy Artificial Intelligence Restrictions (1/4)

Graphic with a purple background featuring a faint image of medical paperwork and a stethoscope. Large yellow and white text at the top reads “Senate Health & Human Services Agenda” and “Wednesday, May 6, 2026.” Below are two hearing items listed in white boxes: “HB26-1335: Abortion Medication Access on College Campuses” and “HB26-1195: Psychotherapy Artificial Intelligence Restrictions.” At the bottom is a purple banner with white text reading “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 04/05/2026

Today’s Senate Judiciary Committee ⚖️ meeting is scheduled to begin at ⏰ 1:30 pm. We will hear the following three bills: (1/5)

Graphic titled “Senate Judiciary Agenda” with a blue background featuring the Colorado State Capitol. Text reads: “Monday, May 4, 2026 | 1:30 pm.” Three hearing items are listed: SB26-176 – State Remedies for Constitutional Rights Violation; HB26-1276 – Protect Safety of Individuals Who Are Immigrants; and HB26-1256 – Procedures & Data Individual’s Release from Department of Corrections. A label at the bottom reads “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 30/04/2026

SB26-017 (Out-of-Network Health Insurance Dispute Resolution) passed the Senate today! 🎉 This bipartisan bill takes an important step toward making sure health care providers are paid fairly and on time for out-of-network care. (1/4)

Sen. Lindsey Daugherty stands at a podium in the Colorado Senate chamber, smiling as she speaks into a microphone. Beside her, Sen. Scott Bright gestures while speaking at a separate podium. Both are addressing the chamber during discussion of their bill.

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 30/04/2026

Today’s Senate Health & Human Services Committee 🩺 meeting is scheduled to begin at ⏰ 1:30 pm. We will hear the following six bills: (1/8)

Graphic titled “Senate Health & Human Services Agenda” with a purple background featuring a faint medical image (stethoscope and forms). The date is Thursday, April 30, 2026. Six bills are listed: SB26-100 (Youth Sports Safety Requirements), HB26-1314 (Family Stability & Kinship Care), HB26-1336 (Increase Access to Pharmacy Services), HB26-1347 (Federal Disability Benefits for Foster Care Youth), HB26-1069 (Availability of Emergency Medical Services), and HB26-1227 (Minors’ Rights in Dependency & Neglect Proceedings). The bottom reads “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 29/04/2026

HB26-1235 (Updates to Medicaid) passed the Senate Health & Human Services Committee *unanimously* today! 🎉 This bill makes several targeted updates to Colorado’s Medicaid program to improve transparency, strengthen access to care, and reduce unnecessary barriers for patients and providers. (1/3)

Graphic about HB26-1235, Updates to Medicaid. The top photo shows Sen. Lindsey Daugherty speaking about the bill during a Senate Health & Human Services Committee hearing. Large text reads “HB26-1235 Updates to Medicaid” and “Passed the Senate Health & Human Services Committee unanimously,” with a green checkmark icon. The bottom banner reads “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 29/04/2026

Today’s Senate Judiciary Committee ⚖️ meeting is scheduled to begin at ⏰ 1:30 pm. We will hear the following two bills: ➡️ SB26-177: Access Adjoining Property to Repair or Maintain ➡️ HB26-1343: Electronic Process in Competency & Administrative Hearings (1/4)

Graphic titled “Senate Judiciary Agenda” with the date Wednesday, April 29, 2026, and time 1:30 pm. It lists two hearing items: SB26-177, Access Adjoining Property to Repair or Maintain, and HB26-1343, Electronic Process in Competency & Administrative Hearings. The background shows the Colorado State Capitol dome with a blue overlay, and “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty” appears at the bottom.

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 29/04/2026

In today's Senate Health & Human Services Committee 🩺 meeting, we will consider an appointment to the Health Facilities Authority and then hear the following two bills: ➡️ HB26-1344: Sunset Podiatry Board ➡️ HB26-1235: Updates to Medicaid (1/4)

Graphic titled “Senate Health & Human Services Agenda” with a purple background featuring a faint medical-themed image (stethoscope and forms). The meeting date is Wednesday, April 29, 2026. Two agenda items are listed: HB26-1344 (Sunset Podiatry Board) and HB26-1235 (Updates to Medicaid). The bottom of the graphic reads “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 28/04/2026

I was thrilled to welcome @denversummitfc.bsky.social ⚽️ to the Capitol yesterday as Governor Polis officially proclaimed April 27, 2026, “Denver Summit FC Day” in honor of the team’s inaugural season! 🎉 (1/2)

Sen. Lindsey Daugherty stands with three Denver Summit FC players inside the Colorado State Capitol. The group is smiling for a photo in an ornate room with red carpeting, decorative columns, gold trim, and a stained-glass window behind them. Two of the players are wearing white Denver Summit FC jerseys, and one is wearing a lavender goalkeeper-style jersey.

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 27/04/2026

Today’s Senate Judiciary Committee ⚖️ meeting is scheduled to begin at ⏰ 1:30 pm. We’ll hear the following six bills: (1/8)

Graphic titled “Senate Judiciary Agenda” with a blue background featuring the Colorado State Capitol dome. The meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 27, 2026 at 1:30 pm. Listed agenda items include HB26-1283 (Protections Regarding Seizures of Identification Documents), HB26-1290 (Criminal Offense of Assault), SB26-174 (Prohibit Lead Generation Legal Marketing), HB26-1052 (Rights for Victims of Certain Crimes), HB26-1312 (Peace Officers Standards & Training Board Changes), and HB26-1322 (Civil Actions for Conversion Therapy Survivors). The bottom of the graphic reads “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 23/04/2026

Today’s Senate Health & Human Services Committee 🩺 meeting is scheduled to begin at ⏰ 1:30 pm. We’ll consider multiple appointments to the Colorado Brain Injury Board and then hear the following five bills: (1/7)

Graphic titled “Senate Health & Human Services Agenda” with a purple-toned background featuring medical imagery (stethoscope and forms). The meeting is scheduled for Thursday, April 23, 2026 at 1:30 pm. Listed agenda items include SB26-130 (Medical Spas Deceptive Trade Practices), HB26-1109 (Sign Language Consumer Protection Study), HB26-1241 (Carrier to Notify Provider Material Change Contract), SB26-146 (Restrict Single-Use Food Serviceware Distribution), and SB26-138 (Reducing Administrative Burdens on Health Care). The bottom of the graphic reads “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 22/04/2026

Today’s Senate Judiciary Committee ⚖️ meeting is scheduled to begin at ⏰ 1:30 pm. We’ll review the following three bills: ➡️ HB26-1123: Preventing Sexual Abuse in Jails ➡️ HB26-1288: Jury Selection Requirements ➡️ SB26-169: Revisor’s Bill (1/5)

Graphic titled “Senate Judiciary Agenda” with a blue background featuring the Colorado State Capitol dome. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, April 22, 2026 at 1:30 pm. Listed agenda items include HB26-1123 (Preventing Sexual Abuse in Jails), SB26-169 (Revisor’s Bill), and HB26-1288 (Jury Selection Requirements). The bottom of the graphic reads “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 20/04/2026

Today’s Senate Judiciary Committee ⚖️ meeting is scheduled to begin at ⏰ 1:30 pm. We will review the following two bills: ➡️ SB26-149: Pathways for Individuals with Mental Health Disorder ➡️ HB26-1123: Preventing Sexual Abuse in Jails (1/4)

Graphic titled “Senate Judiciary Agenda” with a blue background featuring the Colorado State Capitol dome and an American flag. The meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 20, 2026 at 1:30 pm. Listed agenda items include SB26-149 (Pathways for Individuals with Mental Health Disorder) and HB26-1123 (Preventing Sexual Abuse in Jails). The bottom of the graphic reads “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 13/04/2026

I was proud to celebrate the #MonthoftheMilitaryChild 💜 at the Capitol today and spend time with some wonderful military-connected kids. I loved getting to hear their stories and answer their thoughtful questions! #PurpleUp (1/2)

Sen. Lindsey Daugherty, seated on the far left, speaks with a group of military-connected children during a meeting at the Colorado Capitol. She sits beside several other legislators facing the children, who are seated across from them with a few adults nearby. The group is gathered in a large Capitol room with tall windows, ornate trim, and white tile flooring.

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 13/04/2026

Today’s Senate Judiciary Committee ⚖️ meeting is scheduled to begin at ⏰ 1:30 pm. We will hear the following five bills: (1/7)

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 09/04/2026

Today’s Senate Health & Human Services Committee 🏥 meeting is scheduled to begin at ⏰ 1:30 pm. We will hear the following five bills: (1/7)

Graphic titled “Senate Health & Human Services Agenda” with a purple background featuring faint medical imagery, including a stethoscope and paperwork. The meeting is scheduled for Thursday, April 9, 2026 at 1:30 pm. Listed agenda items include HB26-1194 (Sunset Combative Sports Office & Commission), HB26-1116 (Process for People with Behavioral Health Disorder), HB26-1262 (Patient Access to Compounded Medical Items), HB26-1305 (Licensing of Behavioral Health Facilities), and HB26-1280 (Sunset Regulation of Hemodialysis Treatment). The bottom of the graphic reads “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 08/04/2026

Today’s Senate Judiciary Committee ⚖️ meeting is scheduled to begin at ⏰ 1:30 pm. We will hear the following two bills: ➡️ SB26-096: Justice-Involved Veterans ➡️ HB26-1123: Preventing Sexual Abuse in Jails (1/4)

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 08/04/2026

Today in the Senate Health & Human Services Committee 🏥, we will consider an appointment to the Department of Health Care Policy and Financing and hear the following two bills: ➡️ HB26-1019: Kidney Screening Mandatory Preventive Coverage ➡️ SB26-006: Parity for Non-Opioid Pain Management Drugs (1/4)

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 06/04/2026

Today’s Senate Judiciary Committee ⚖️ meeting is scheduled to begin at ⏰ 1:30 pm. We will hear the following bill: ➡️ SB26-072: Increased Penalty for Vehicular Homicide & Assault (1/3)

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 01/04/2026

Today’s Senate Judiciary Committee ⚖️ meeting is scheduled to begin at ⏰ 1:30 pm. We’ll hear the following bill: ➡️ HB26-1101: Criminal Offenses Related to Critical Infrastructure Metals (1/3)

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 01/04/2026

Today in the Senate Health & Human Services Committee 🩺, we will hear the following two bills: ➡️ HB26-1238: Designating EMS Essential Services ➡️ HB26-1107: Health Care in Regulated Facilities (1/4)

Graphic titled “Senate Health & Human Services Agenda” with a purple background featuring faint medical imagery (a stethoscope and paperwork). The date reads Wednesday, April 1, 2026. Listed agenda items include HB26-1238 (Designating Emergency Medical Services Essential Services) and HB26-1107 (Health Care in Regulated Facilities). The bottom of the graphic reads “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 31/03/2026

Gov. Polis has officially signed SB26-032, our bill to protect access to vaccines 💉, into law! Vaccines save lives. At a time when federal leaders are spreading confusion and undermining medical science, Colorado is choosing to follow the evidence. (1/3) www.denver7.com/news/local-n...

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Gov. Polis signs law shielding vaccines from shifting CDC guidelines

Gov. Jared Polis on Friday signed a bill expanding vaccine access and protecting state vaccine policy from federal changes under the Trump administration.

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 30/03/2026

Today’s Senate Judiciary Committee ⚖️ meeting is scheduled to begin at ⏰ 1:30 pm. We’ll consider appointments to the State Board of Parole and then hear the following two bills: ➡️ HB26-1234: Access to Records of Child Abuse or Neglect ➡️ HB26-1186: Sunset Regulation of Cash-Bonding Agents (1/4)

Graphic titled “Senate Judiciary Agenda” with a blue background featuring the Colorado State Capitol. The meeting is scheduled for Monday, March 30, 2026 at 1:30 pm. Listed agenda items include HB26-1234 (Access to Records of Child Abuse or Neglect) and HB26-1186 (Sunset Regulation of Cash-Bonding Agents). The bottom of the graphic reads “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 26/03/2026

Today’s Senate Health & Human Services Committee 🩺 meeting is scheduled to begin at ⏰ 1:30 pm. We’ll consider multiple appointments to the Healthcare Affordability and Sustainability Enterprise Board and then hear the following three bills: (1/5)

Graphic titled “Senate Health & Human Services Agenda” with a purple background featuring a faint image of medical equipment. The meeting is scheduled for Thursday, March 26, 2026 at 1:30 pm. Listed agenda items include HB26-1002 (Provider Participation in Health Insurance), HB26-1044 (Measures to Improve Black Maternal Health Equity), and HB26-1024 (Raising Age of Voluntary Relinquishment of Child). The bottom of the graphic reads “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 25/03/2026

In today’s Senate Judiciary Committee ⚖️ meeting, we are hearing three bills: ➡️ HB26-1134: Fairness & Transparency in Municipal Court ➡️ HB26-1089: Uniform Mortgage Modification Act ➡️ HB26-1058: Protections for Minors Featured in Digital Content (1/5)

Graphic titled “Senate Judiciary Agenda” with the date and time Wednesday, March 25th, 2026 at 1:30 pm. It lists three hearing items: HB26-1134, “Fairness & Transparency in Municipal Court”; HB26-1089, “Uniform Mortgage Modification Act”; and HB26-1058, “Protections for Minors Featured in Digital Content.” The background is a blue overlay on a photo of the Colorado State Capitol dome with a U.S. flag visible. The bottom of the graphic reads “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 25/03/2026

In today’s Senate Health & Human Services Committee 🩺 meeting, we will consider two bills: ➡️ SB26-099: Governor Temporary Classify Controlled Substance Analog ➡️ HB26-1277: Sunset Kidney Disease Prevention & Education Task Force (1/4)

Graphic titled “Senate Health & Human Services Agenda” with the date Wednesday, March 25, 2026. It lists two hearing items: SB26-099, “Governor Temporary Classify Controlled Substance Analog,” and HB26-1277, “Sunset Kidney Disease Prevention Education Task Force.” The background is a purple-toned image of medical items, including a stethoscope, clipboard, and medical forms. The bottom of the graphic reads “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 23/03/2026

Today’s Senate Judiciary Committee ⚖️ meeting is scheduled to begin at ⏰ 1:30 pm. We will hear one bill: ➡️ HB26-1232: Court Costs Assessed to Juveniles (1/3)

Graphic titled “Senate Judiciary Agenda” with the date and time Monday, March 23rd, 2026 at 1:30 pm. It lists one hearing item: HB26-1232, “Court Costs Assessed to Juveniles.” The background shows a blue overlay on a photo of the Colorado State Capitol dome with an American flag visible. The bottom of the graphic reads “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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Senator Lindsey Daugherty @lindseyforco.bsky.social · 19/03/2026

Today’s Senate Health & Human Services Committee 🩺 meeting is scheduled to begin at ⏰ 1:30 pm. We will consider two appointments to the Child Abuse Prevention Board and then hear the following bill: ➡️ HB26-1070: Third-Party Network Agreements for Dental Services (1/3)

Graphic with a purple background featuring medical imagery (a stethoscope and paperwork). Text reads “Senate Health & Human Services Agenda” and “Thurs March 19th, 2026 | 1:30 pm.” Two items are listed: a hearing item for the Child Abuse Prevention Board (Spraker, Chiesa) and HB26-1070 (Third-Party Network Agreements for Dental Services). At the bottom, it reads “Sen. Lindsey Daugherty.”

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