Voces Unidas Action Fund

For years, Latino students in Western Colorado have faced enormous achievement gaps compared with their White classmates. Those gaps have widened, not narrowed, despite the best intentions of well-meaning school district leaders. Voces Unidas is endorsing Summit School District 4A, Eagle County School District 5B and Roaring Fork School District 5C because all three districts have taken an important step: connecting new, ongoing local funding to stronger student outcomes. Latino students make...

Colorado voters face 14 statewide ballot measures this year, and many of them are being pushed by right-wing extremists and corporations through dark-money groups with clear political agendas. Voces Unidas reviewed every one based on its impact on rural Latinas and Latinos. We urge a No vote on 11 and a Yes vote on three. The most dangerous is Amendment 81. It would require local police, jail staff and prosecutors to report suspected undocumented immigrants to ICE, even before a conviction....

Colorado’s 2026 primary election has concluded, and voters have chosen their nominees for local, legislative, statewide and congressional races. From county commissioner to sheriff, from the state House and Senate to governor and Congress, each political party had a ballot where voters could decide who should receive the party’s official nomination before the November general election. Voces Unidas Action Fund, as we have since 2021, endorsed and engaged in several competitive Democratic...