Colorado Latinos Worried About Living Costs, Violence and Homelessness

Like most other voters in the state, Colorado Latinos are worried about the cost of living and affordable housing, as well as homelessness and gun violence in their neighborhoods.

This is according to a poll of 1,600 Latino voters across the state — part of the third annual Colorado Latino Policy Agenda survey, which national pollster Gabriel Sanchez has dubbed “one of the most robust polls” he’s seen across the country.

“As the largest poll of Latino registered voters in the state, the Colorado Latino Policy Agenda provides a robust annual data set,” says Sanchez, who led the polling as researcher for BSP Research. He spoke about the results of the poll during a webinar on Wednesday, September 13.

The Colorado Latino Policy Agenda bills itself as an annual, nonpartisan report…