2025 100-Days Poll

Six-in-10 Latino Voters Believe Country is Headed in Wrong Direction; Majorities Hold President Trump Responsible

As President Trump approaches the 100-day mark of his presidency, pocketbook issues — cost of living, jobs, housing and health care affordability — continue to dominate the concerns of Latino voters with immigration rounding out the top five, according to poll results released today by a coalition that includes Voces Unidas/COLOR, UnidosUS, the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) and Climate Power en Acción.

Since 2021, Voces Unidas and COLOR have led the Colorado Latino Agenda, a statewide public research initiative that publishes relevant and timely in-depth reports about Latinas and Latinos in Colorado.

According to results of the 100-day survey, 59% of Latino voters in Colorado (60% nationally) believe things are going in the wrong direction, and 52% (70% nationally) hold President Trump and his administration responsible. On the economy, 46% (54% nationally) said it is worse compared to last year and two-thirds believe Trump’s tariffs will hurt the economy.

The bipartisan survey of 1,002 registered Latino voters nationwide — with oversamples in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida and Texas — was conducted April 11-19 by BSP Research and Shaw & Co.