The Colorado Latino Agenda (Voces Unidas and COLOR) and UnidosUS today released findings on where Latino voters stand one year ahead of the 2026 mid-term elections. Among Colorado latinos, there is continued economic anxiety and rising concern around immigration and law enforcement actions taking place across the country. Notably, 72% of respondents believe the nation is headed in the wrong direction.   The survey is part of the national  “Bipartisan Poll of Hispanic Voters

Voces Unidas joined UnidosUS , the nation’s largest Latino civil rights and advocacy organization in a virtual national press conference today to release new findings from The Bipartisan Poll of Hispanic Voters: The Road to 2026 , the most comprehensive national survey of Latino voters ahead of next year’s midterm elections. Conducted by BSP Research and Shaw & Company Research, the bipartisan poll surveyed 3,000 registered Latino voters with oversamples in Arizona, Californi

A new poll of Latinos in Colorado shows a high level of distrust for local police and government.  It’s no surprise to us as we've...

Unresolved priorities remain for Latinos, according to voters and non-voters surveyed  For the fifth consecutive year, economic issues...

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Voces Unidas de las Montañas has released six recommendations following a comprehensive review of Colorado's legal and nonprofit landscape to identify opportunities to increase capacity to support Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) holders and their employers with work-based visas and other legal pathways if the DACA program is overturned by the courts in 2025.   Our research team spent three months reviewing available public data on DACA holders in Colorado, asses

For the fourth consecutive year, economic issues dominate the list of concerns for Latino voters in Colorado, who rank addressing inflation and the rising cost of living as their top policy priorities in the fourth annual Colorado Latino Policy Agenda released today. Low wages, high healthcare costs and the lack of affordable and attainable housing also rank among the top priorities for Latino voters in 2024, along with an increasing emphasis on reforming immigration policies

Voces Unidas is pleased to welcome Dr. Olivia García as Vice President of Research, Federal Policy and Leadership.  Originally from El Paso, Tex., Dr. García has a PhD in Political Science from UCLA and brings more than 15 years of experience in policy, research and leadership at the national level. Most recently, Dr. García served as Director of Public Policy for Esperanza United, a national victims advocate nonprofit. Before Esperanza United, Dr. García was the Director for

The premise is simple: If you want to know what’s on the minds of Latino voters in Colorado, ask them. That’s been the guiding principle behind the nonpartisan Colorado Latino Policy Agenda for three years now, which quickly evolved into the largest survey of Latino registered voters in the state and the primary source for informing the direction of our advocacy and public policy work since 2021. Today we released the 2023 Colorado Latino Policy Agenda (CLPA) report, our thir