Originally published on August 2, 2024 on News from The States
DG: Our work engages the Latino community. That’s really where our focus is. I’ve also been raising money for the campaign and raising money for our 501(c)(4). COLOR Action Fund is targeting about 170,000 Latino households in the state, and we’ll be running our own persuasion campaign for the Yes — we don’t have the number yet, so right now, we’re calling it Abortion Access for All.
SN: What are you finding about what Latinos in Colorado think about abortion and this ballot initiative?
DG: We do know — because our fourth annual Colorado Latino Policy Agenda, the poll that we do in partnership with Voces Unidas — we’re in the field now, and we’re starting to get some preliminary numbers around our ballot measure. We’re close to 60% approval, which I knew we would be, because we’ve been polling our community on the issue of protecting and expanding abortion care and protecting and expanding reproductive health and rights, and we know that more than half of our community is with us.
