We knocked over 42,000 doors across two state legislative districts the 2026 primaries and ID-ed over 7,000 voters on their support for state house and senate candidates. Following the election, we compared our data to the actual election results and found something surprising

We spent nearly 1,000 hours gathering signatures to help get candidates on the ballot in 2026. Here’s the advice we’d give any campaign looking to qualify for the ballot.

We talked to over 500 people in rural Colorado about their feelings on utility-scale solar. The results not only surprised the county commissioners, they surprised us.

With billions of dollars in budget cuts at the federal and state levels, there is no better time than now to stand up and advocate for where we spend our money. We have the power to insulate Colorado from the impending harm, and the biggest step to achieving this is reforming our tax code at the ballot box in 2026.

With federal changes to public benefits, understanding food insecurity and how it impacts our community is of critical importance. Learn about the findings of another Open Answer Mobilize survey collection project focused on barriers to food access in Colorado’s Jefferson County.

We surveyed young voters over the phone and heard what they thought about the 2026 progressive income tax ballot measure in Colorado. We also discovered some interesting trends on what time of day respondents were most likely to engage with the caller.

We surveyed over 1000 Denverites in disproportionately impacted communities about their experiences with extreme heat. Learn about its impact and hear policy recommendations to address this growing threat.