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U.S. House                                   U.S. Senate

                        •  241 R; 194 D                              •  48 D, 52 R
                        •  Hensarling chair House                    •  Banking committee – Elizabeth
                           Financial Services (revamping                Warren
                           Dodd-Frank & reforming the
                           government-sponsored
                           enterprises)
                               –  CO Reps Tipton and
                                  Perlmutter both serve on
                                  the committee

                       U.S.                                      U.S.

                      Colo.                                      Colo.





                                               Election results – state

                   •  Split government which is very beneficial to banking in Colorado, with

                       GOP control of the CO Senate
                          o  CBA long has been a proponent of balanced government (split
                              between the parties), which produces more balanced public
                              policies and pushes both parties toward reasonable proposals in

                              the middle.
                   •  Numerous high-impact ballot issues impacted banks, and CBA’s position
                       prevailed on 4 out of 5
                          o  CBA was an early organizer of Building a Better Colorado, which

                              spawned Raise the Bar, 71; and Let Colorado Vote, 107 & 108.
                              CBA was a key player in these initiatives.


                        Colorado House                           Colorado Senate
                           •  Margin now 37 D, 28 R in 2016          •  Margin 17 D, 18 R in 2016 and
                           •  Speaker Duran                             2017/18
                           •  Majority Leader Becker                 •  President Grantham
                           •  Business Committee Chair               •  Majority Leader Holbert
                               Kraft-Tharp
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