The largest minority Colorado is home to an estimated 891,760 residents of Mexican descent.

[Freddy]

Colorado is home to an estimated 891,760 residents of Mexican descent. - the largest Hispanic or Latino subgroup in the State, according to 2020 data by U.S Census Bureau

https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/CO/RHI725221#qf-headnote-b

 

[Elsa]

I think Colorado is a good example of the Mexican diaspora, Colorado is home to a thriving Mexican and Mexican American business community along with a strong blue-collar labor market that is dominated by workers of Mexican descent.

I've known many other Mexicans moving here from Texas and California, most are doing better in Colorado.

 

[Hazer]

This Mexican population in Colorado is mostly young. so, they will have a lot of influence in the foreseeable future if they play their cards right and are involved in politics. Those numbers are " are only important" if they are used in Politics. My opinion, is they should remain politically independent and not become a guaranteed vote for Republicans or Democrats, only then can they garner the attention they deserve.

 

[lisa]

This Mexican population in Colorado is mostly young. so, they will have a lot of influence in the foreseeable future if they play their cards right and are involved in politics. Those numbers are " are only important" if they are used in Politics. My opinion, is they should remain politically independent and not become a guaranteed vote for Republicans or Democrats, only then can they garner the attention they deserve.

Colorado - U.S. House candidates in the 8th Congressional District battle for Mexican Votes

The two women vying to represent Colorado’s newest congressional district, created just last year by a statewide redistricting commission, were quizzed on Latino issues Thursday night in a district where Hispanics account for nearly four in every 10 registered voters. State Sen. Barb Kirkmeyer...

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With 39% MEXICAN POPULATION IN DISTRECT 8, IT'S ALREADY HAPPENING.

 

[Freddy]

As Hazer said before, endless they stay involved in politics and vote; those numbers are worthless. So far, it's looking like many of them are getting engaged in politics, and voting. Many other states are seeing this same trend.

 

[Eric]

I've been to Colorado a few times, and i can say that Mexicans in Colorado are more focused on the family, you also don't see the gang problem like in other big cities. The ones that do get into problems are from broken homes. Overall, i think it's awesome how Colorado is managing to be more ethnically peaceful than other states.