Latinos in Colorado continue to struggle financially and rank the economy, inflation and the rising cost of living among their top policy concerns, according to the second annual Colorado Latino Policy Agenda released today. Gun violence and abortion rights are also on the minds of Latino voters as the 2022 election quickly approaches. The Colorado Latino Policy Agenda (CLPA) is an annual, nonpartisan report that provides insight for elected officials, community leaders, m

Today, we are pleased to announce 11 candidates running for statewide and local offices in November who’ve earned our support. In...

Tuesday’s election delivered an overwhelming and historic victory for Elizabeth Velasco in the Democratic primary for House District 57....

Whether watching the price at the pump while filling up our cars with gas or looking at the receipt after shopping for groceries, the...

Glenwood Springs voters on Tuesday opposed the annexation of the 480 Donegan property — slamming the brakes on a project that would have...

During a series of community conversations held across Colorado last year to identify top policy priorities for our elected officials, a...

On Tuesday, voters had their chance to weigh in, and we are pleased to report that three of the candidates we endorsed won their races....

Voces Unidas Action Fund today endorsed 8 candidates for the State Legislature and Municipal offices who we believe are best aligned...

Our endorsement process for 2022 is now open. We are inviting progressive candidates and issue campaigns in the central-mountain region...

Roaring Fork Valley School District Superintendent Rob Stein announced this month that he would be retiring at the end of this school...

Ensuring a living wage and safe working conditions and reforming immigration laws are among the top policy concerns of Latino voters and Latino leaders in Colorado, according to results of the first-ever Colorado Latino Policy Agenda released today. The annual Colorado Latino Policy Agenda will provide ongoing insight each fall for elected officials, community leaders, media, and others into the demographic makeup and views of Latinos in Colorado on pressing political, policy

We are pleased that all three statewide ballot issues that we opposed were also turned down by voters. And 5B, an issue we supported, was...

Kenny Teitler, Kathryn Kuhlenberg win seats on RFSD Board of Education We are excited to see two of our endorsed candidates win their...

We know ballot initiatives can sometimes be confusing or misleading. This is why Voces Unidas spends the time and energy to research them...

Education justice is on the ballot this November. This is why Voces Unidas Action Fund has endorsed three school board candidates aligned...

Voces Unidas de las Montañas has been deeply involved in the redistricting process, testifying and lobbying the Commissions to keep our...

At Voces Unidas, we believe that civic engagement work is a year-round commitment to listening and engaging voters. This work starts with...

Last month, Glenwood Springs held its City Council election and, like many of the city’s recent elections, it was plagued by low voter...

The 2020 election saw historic turnout nationally and locally. And even though many ballots are still being counted in Colorado, we know...

Happy Election Day! Today, millions of Americans all across the country will express their vision for the future of our communities...