Colorado state senator looking to indefinitely postpone bill that would legalize prostitution
By Aspen Andrews
Published on March 10, 2026.
A Colorado state senator is seeking to indefinitely postpone a bill that could legalize prostitution in the state. The bill, introduced by four lawmakers, aims to decriminalize commercial sex work among consenting adults. The sponsor, State Representative Lorena Garcia, plans to make brief comments before the Senate Judiciary Committee before postponing the bill.
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