Colorado Legislative Update - 4/19/02

Sunday, April 21, 2002

Right to Carry (RTC) legislation cleared another hurdle this week when the House Appropriations Committee approved HB 1410 by an 8-2 vote. This bill, sponsored by Rep. Lois Tochtrop (D-34) and Sen. Ken Chlouber (R-4), will be up for a vote in the full House on Monday, so it is vital that members call their Representatives and urge them to support this bill. The House Information line is (303) 866-2904. Also, Precinct Caucuses will be held in Colorado on Tuesday, April 23. This is your chance to show support for pro-freedom candidates seeking office. For more information on times and locations in your area, contact either the Colorado Democratic Party at (303) 830-8989 or the State Republican Party (303) 758-3333.

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