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Colorado voters back child trafficking crackdown, split on fentanyl policy
Original: Voters backing Colorado’s approach to child sex trafficking; banning immigration enforcement; split on fentanyl
Colorado voters are voicing support for the state's approach to combating child sex trafficking, while also backing measures that ban immigration enforcement. On the question of fentanyl policy, opinion is divided. The Denver Post's reporting suggests a mixed picture of public opinion in the state, with broad consensus on child protection and restrictions on immigration enforcement, but no clear majority stance on how to address the fentanyl crisis.
Why now: Voters in Colorado are weighing related ballot questions on child trafficking, immigration enforcement and fentanyl, drawing attention to the state's policy choices.
Evidence
- Voters backing Colorado’s approach to child sex trafficking; banning immigration enforcement; split on fentanyl · The Denver Post
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