Will there be a special session this month?

Multiple sources have told Colorado Politics that on Wednesday the governor will call the General Assembly back to Denver on Aug. 21.

Members of the Joint Budget Committee showed signs Tuesday that they're ready to go — and need only the word from the governor to get started.

Policymakers' main challenge will be cuts totaling $955 million in general funds, the result, according to Democrats, of federal tax policy changes that came out the budget adopted by Congress and signed by President Donald Trump on July 4 but which Republicans argued is a problem of the state's own making.

Secondarily, the call could include a request to fix Senate Bill 24-205, the artificial intelligence regulation that is set to go into effect Feb. 1, 2026.

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