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Transgender Coloradans receive new discrimination protections as Gov. Polis signs bill into law

  • Governor Jared Polis signed House Bill 1312 into law on Friday in Colorado, establishing new transgender protections.
  • The bill, passed by the legislature on May 6, was drafted from a survey of over 500 transgender Coloradans amid conservative and LGBTQ+ group debates.
  • The law expands anti-discrimination protections in workplaces and schools, mandates use of chosen names, and simplifies gender designation changes on IDs.
  • The legislation includes the Kelly Loving Act, named for a transgender victim of the 2022 Club Q mass shooting, with immediate effect on anti-discrimination and October 1, 2026 enforcement for name and gender changes.
  • Polis signed the bill administratively without statements or ceremony, noting removal of controversial family law provisions, and advocates affirm ongoing efforts for transgender safety and freedom.
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