An independent survey of 500 registered Colorado voters conducted by Denver-based RBI Strategies shows strong, broad support for requiring foods made with genetically modified, or GMO, ingredients to be labeled “Produced with Genetic Engineering” in Colorado.

An independent survey of 500 registered Colorado voters conducted by Denver-based RBI Strategies shows strong, broad support for requiring foods made with genetically modified, or GMO, ingredients to be labeled “Produced with Genetic Engineering” in Colorado.

Reflecting a June 2014 ABC News poll showing that a vast majority (93%) of Americans are in favor of mandatory GMO labeling, an independent survey in the state of Colorado shows that, overall, 75% of Colorado registered voters would vote "yes" to require labeling of foods made with genetically engineered ingredients, or GMOs, sold in the state.

"These are very strong numbers and indicate that Colorado voters are highly inclined to support an initiative to require GMO labeling,” said Rick Ridder, President of RBI Strategies & Research.

When asked if a voter had to vote "yes" or "no" on an initiative to require food that has been genetically modified be labeled “Produced with Genetic Engineering,” the survey of Colorado registered voters found that "voters across all demographic, political and geographic segments favor GMO labeling on food products sold in the state," said Ridder.