Michael will also empower home-based providers with better regional support and connections, and repurpose unused buildings to reduce overhead and expand child care capacity.
Bennet promises to empower home-based child care providers in Colorado with improved regional support and by repurposing unused buildings to expand child care capacity.
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Bennet's current childcare platform says he will bolster regional efforts to connect and support home-based and licensed-exempt providers, and partner with communities and school districts to explore converting underused space for child care capacity.
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This is a prospective Colorado governor campaign pledge, not a completed federal-office action. Bennet’s campaign page frames these items as what he "will" do as governor, including supporting home-based and licensed-exempt providers and exploring use of underused buildings for child-care capacity. As of June 14, 2026, he is still serving as a U.S. senator and is running in the 2026 gubernatorial election; he has not yet held the state executive office needed to carry out these Colorado-specific measures. There is no evidence here that he already delivered the promised outcome through enacted federal legislation or other completed action, so the promise is not yet ripe for a delivered/never judgment.