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Nearly two-in-three Colorado voters say they think political violence will worsen over the next few years, compared to just over half of voters nationally saying the same
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More Colorado voters say they have cut spending on non-essential items in the past year compared to what voters are saying nationally
Favorability has decreased since March for Senator Hickenlooper and Governor Polis. Voters are more familiar with Michael Bennet, but have mixed views of both Bennet and Weiser
Concerns about social programs like SNAP and state budget and spending are new top issues this year compared to last year.
Nearly three-in-four Hispanic voters are concerned about ICE detaining people who should not be detained — nine points higher than the overall electorate
Hispanic voters have more favorable views of the Democratic party, but less favorable views of the GOP than Colorado voters overall
Nearly three-in-four Coloradans say the political situation in the United States right now is in crisis
Hispanic voters in the state have more unfavorable opinions of Trump than Colorado voters as a whole.
