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ECONOMY
Latinos are the second-largest racial & ethnic group in Colorado, making up 22% of the population. 12.2% of Colorado Latinos are small business owners, making up approximately 72,539 small businesses in the state.
education
A majority of Colorado Latino voters are concerned about the quality of education in the state, resources for college preparation, and lack of diversity in school boards and staff.
building stronger communities
Our votes make a difference in protecting our access to quality health care, housing, education, fair wages, and other opportunities to build a better life. Our votes can improve the well-being and safety of our friends, families, and communities.
HEALTHCARE
Colorado Latinos face various healthcare challenges. These difficulties often include lack of access or information, such as healthcare costs, insurance coverage, language barriers, or discrimination.
environment
Colorado Latinos are more likely to live near polluted areas like highways, industrial zones, power plants, or hazardous waste facilities compared to their white counterparts.
Sources: U.S. Small Business Administration Office of Advocacy (2023 Small Business Profiles), COLOR Latina (2023 Colorado Latino Policy Agenda), Protégete (Colorado Latino Climate Justice Policy Handbook)
YOUR VOTE MAKES A DIFFERENCE
With our data-driven approach, the Latina Initiative empowers Latina voters to contribute to transformative change throughout Colorado.
