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Voces Unidas column: These times require more courage from state lawmakers
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· July 21, 2026
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Key points Voces Unidas Action Fund has been tracking lawmakers' votes on key issues since 2021. Further details on the legislative session and its impact can be found through the Voces Unidas Action Fund's 2026 Legislative Scorecard, which covers various issues affecting Colorado residents.
The 2026 legislative session has been deemed disappointing by some advocacy groups. Latino advocacy organizations, such as Voces Unidas Action Fund, expressed frustration over missed opportunities and lack of political courage from state lawmakers.
The session's outcome was marked by watered-down protections and unmet expectations. Voces Unidas Action Fund has been tracking lawmakers' votes on key issues since 2021.
Further details on the legislative session and its impact can be found through the Voces Unidas Action Fund's 2026 Legislative Scorecard, which covers various issues affecting Colorado residents.
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Published: July 21, 2026 ·
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