Colorado Legislative Leaders to Outline 2025 Priorities in Upcoming Forum
Denver, CO – Colorado’s legislative leaders are set to discuss their priorities for the upcoming 2025 session during a forum scheduled for Wednesday morning. The breakfast event, sponsored by AARP Colorado, promises to provide an insightful preview for citizens following the recent elections in November.
The forum will feature key figures from both chambers of the General Assembly, including House Speaker Julie McCluskie, House Minority Leader Rose Pugliese, Senate President James Coleman, Assistant Minority Leader Cleave Simpson, and House Majority Leader Monica Duran. This gathering marks an important moment for legislators to articulate their goals and address the pressing issues they aim to tackle in the new session.
Taking place at the Warwick Hotel in Denver at 7:30 a.m., the event will allow attendees to hear directly from leaders about their legislative intentions, fostering transparency and engagement within the community. The discussions are expected to touch on several critical areas impacting Colorado residents, reflecting the priorities determined by the recently elected officials.
The public is encouraged to attend, providing a unique opportunity for citizen involvement in the legislative process. Those interested in participating can register through the provided link.
The forum serves not only as a platform for legislative leaders to share their visions but also signifies the collaborative efforts being made to address the needs and concerns of Coloradans going into the new legislative session.
For further registration details, visit: 2025 Colorado Legislative Breakfast Registration.
Luige, an award-winning journalist and editor of Colorado Politics and The Denver Gazette, brings a rich background in political reporting to the forefront, having previously covered significant political events across the country and internationally.
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