Housing polling in Colorado

Keating Research polls Colorado voters on housing: affordability, zoning and density, homelessness, and the measures that fund housing, for campaigns, coalitions at the Capitol, and cities.

What we have polled

Statewide · 2024

Housing bills at the Capitol, for Centennial State Prosperity

A poll of 1,277 registered voters in January 2024 found 78% support for allowing accessory dwelling units (HB24-1152) and 68% for more housing near transit (HB24-1313).

Both signed May 13, 2024
Polling to pass legislation →
Denver · 2025

2E, housing and shelter bond

Part of the five-question Vibrant Denver bond package we tracked for the campaign.

Passed with the full package, 63% to 71% yes
Poll vs. result →
Statewide · 2022

Yes on Proposition 123, affordable housing

Polling for the campaign to dedicate a share of state income tax revenue to affordable housing.

Passed

Client research is confidential. Numbers on this page come from public polls, released memos, news coverage, or certified results.

What we test

Affordability and who voters blame for housing costs
Zoning, density, accessory dwelling units, and housing near transit
Homelessness and shelter
Funding measures for affordable and workforce housing
Local control and how to answer it

How we poll

We draw samples from the voter file, set completes by quota to a likely electorate modeled for the election, and field by live phone, text-to-web, or both. Results come with a memo, topline, and full crosstabs, presented in person anywhere in Colorado and the Mountain West. How we poll →

Questions

Who polls on housing in Colorado?

Keating Research polls Colorado voters on housing for campaigns, coalitions, and cities, including Proposition 123 in 2022, the 2024 housing bills for Centennial State Prosperity, and Denver’s 2025 housing and shelter bond.

Do Colorado voters support allowing more housing?

In our January 2024 poll for Centennial State Prosperity, 78% supported allowing accessory dwelling units and 68% supported more housing near transit. Both bills were signed into law that May.

Can polling help a housing bill pass?

Yes. We test the bill and its strongest counterarguments before introduction, poll the districts legislators worry about, and track support through the session.

Polling to pass legislation → Ballot measure polling →

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Talk to us about your research

Keating Research is a Colorado & Mountain West polling firm. You work directly with the people who design, field, and analyze your research. We travel throughout Colorado and the Mountain West for in-person work: client meetings, board and staff retreats, and presentations to city councils, commissions, and agencies.

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