Posts that present findings and analysis from surveys focused on public policy issues, proposals, legislation, and community-wide initiatives, measuring awareness, understanding, and public support or opposition.
Magellan Strategies surveyed 1,121 Colorado registered voters from September 9 to 20, 2026, on housing satisfaction, land use policy, property tax relief, multi-unit housing, rent control, and whether they trust state or local government on housing. Results are compared to Magellan’s 2023 Colorado Housing and Land Use Survey.
Artificial intelligence (AI) and the unprecedented infrastructure demand it requires is the story
of our time. This technology will change and disrupt, for better or worse, every aspect of our
society and way of life in the coming years. The incredible growth and development of AI
technology will generate feelings and opinions across every population demographic in
Colorado and the country. As a professional public opinion research firm, we were inspired to
measure and capture these feelings and opinions.
Magellan Strategies is pleased to present the results of a survey of 1,078 registered voters in Colorado. The survey data were weighted to represent the voter registration demographics for the State of Colorado.
The issue of public education nationally and in Colorado continues to be at the top of voter’s minds, regardless of having a student in school. This survey attempts to measure and understand the opinions of Coloradan student parents and non-parents regarding a wide range of public education issues and their local school district.
In order to generate relevant insights and opinion data at a local level, we oversampled (additional interviews) in seven regions. These seven regions (see our region map in this post) were created by combining some of the twelve Colorado Association of School Boards (CASB) regions.
The issue of affordable housing and land use policies has remained at the forefront of Colorado state and local government policymakers, the state legislature, housing advocates, and a large majority of residents. This survey measures the opinions of several state and local housing and land use polices and proposals.
Key Findings: Colorado 2022 Public Education Survey (Part 2) A statewide survey of 882 Colorado registered voters, conducted April 26–May 1, 2022, with a margin of error of ±3.3%. Data weighted to Colorado voter-registration demographics. Questions developed in collaboration with Chalkbeat Colorado. Table of Contents Colorado 2022 Education Survey Part 2 Voter Opinion of Charter…
Key Findings: Colorado 2022 Public Education Survey (Part 1) A statewide survey of 882 Colorado registered voters, conducted April 26–May 1, 2022, with a margin of error of ±3.3%. Data weighted to Colorado voter-registration demographics. Questions developed in collaboration with Chalkbeat Colorado. Magellan Strategies are pleased to present the results of a survey of 882…
Survey Goals and Objectives: The primary objective of this research project was to measure and understand the concerns, needs, experiences, and viewpoints of Coloradans regarding the coronavirus pandemic. This addendum focuses specifically on the differences in responses and opinions among self-identified Republican, Democratic, and unaffiliated respondents. Key Findings: Among all Coloradans, 35% feel the worst…
Survey Goals and Objectives This survey aimed to measure and understand voter opinion of Colorado’s TABOR Amendment, support and opposition levels for repealing the Amendment, and opinion of the 2019 Proposition CC ballot measure. This survey was not commissioned or paid for by any individual, political group, or organization that may have an interest in Proposition…
