What Colorado residents say are the state's most serious problems

Data: Colorado Health Foundation; Note: Margin of error is +/- 4.1 percentage points; Chart: John Frank/Axios

Colorado residents are plenty concerned about the state of the state, a new poll shows.

Why it matters: The survey is a mood check and it's not good. It reflects other recent polls offering a pessimistic outlook and heady challenges for the 2024 election season.

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By the numbers: More than half of adults listed nine issues — ranging from health care costs to illegal immigration — as extremely or very serious problems, a new Colorado Health Foundation poll shows.

• About nine in 10 adults listed the cost of housing and the rising cost of living as major problems.

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