Latino voters in Colorado turned out as a decisive voting bloc in the 2026 midterm elections, supporting Democratic federal candidates by a 67% majority statewide, according to results from the biannual Colorado Latino Exit Poll released today. Consistent with prior polling, Latino voter choices were largely driven by economic issues, including the rising cost of healthcare. Seven out of 10 (73%) Latino voters also said that immigration was a significant vote driver in this e

As votes continue to be counted tonight, early results show Consuelo Redhorse on track to win House District 13. Voces Unidas Action Fund congratulates her on an apparent victory built on her record of community leadership and the trust she earned from voters. Consuelo will bring a new voice and a new perspective to this seat. For Voces Unidas, her win also represents years of work in the communities that make up HD13. That work began with redistricting in 2021. Voces Unidas,

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. Lat

If you want to see Colorado’s future if voters pass Amendment 81 this November, simply look at the past. Or maybe just magnify the present. The trail of trauma, prejudice, and persecution currently playing out along the I-70 corridor has roots extending back some 20 years – the last time Colorado passed a law requiring local authorities to double as immigration enforcement agents. Rest assured, the next time will be even worse. For months now, we have watched masked federal i

Voces Unidas is excited to announce that Grupo Kaoba will perform at the 2026 Líderes Dinner Celebration on Saturday, October 3, at Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction. Based in Denver, Grupo Kaoba has been performing for more than two decades, bringing together cumbia tropical, salsa, merengue and other Latin sounds. The group has performed throughout Colorado and shared the stage with well-known Latin artists and groups. Grupo Kaoba will close out this year’s Líderes