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U.S. Senate: Ken Buck Still On Top, Norton and Tidwell Gaining
Jane Norton Maintains Edge as Strongest Candidate
Excluding “don't know/NA” votes for accurate comparison, Buck has held leads over Norton of 46-25 and 49-27 in the past two surveys. This time the lead has trimmed to 44-29. Meanwhile, Tidwell's support has grown from 4% to 11% to 20% over the same time. Wiens has droppedsteadily from 9% to 7% to 4%.Both Norton and Buck are seen as about 5-point winners over either Democratic rival, down a tinynotch from January. Across the board, Michael Bennet is seen as slightly easier to beat thanAndrew Romanoff.
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Tom Wiens4.1%18Ken Buck41.7%181Cleve Tidwell18.7%81 Jane Norton27.4%119Other/None of the Above2.3%10Don't Know/Not Applicable5.8%25
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5If the GOP primary for US Senate were held today, _____ is the candidate Iwould vote for to best represent the Republican Party. (select one)ResponsePercentResponseCount
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Tom Wiens3.0%13Ken Buck35.3%153Cleve Tidwell13.1%57 Jane Norton41.5%180Other/None of the Above1.2%5Don't Know/Not Applicable6.0%26
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5Right now, I believe the strongest (most likely to win) GOP candidate for USSenate in the general election in November 2010 is _____.ResponsePercentResponseCount
Bennet vs. BuckBennet vs. NortonBennet vs. WiensBennet vs. TidwellRomanoff vs. BuckRomanoff vs. NortonRomanoff vs. WiensRomanoff vs. Tidwell4.204.404.604.805.005.205.405.605.80
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Governor: Dan Maes Widens Support Edge Over Scott McInnis
With Fewer Undecideds, McInnis Still Overwhelmingly Seen as Stronger Candidate
In the January survey, Dan Maes outperformed Scott McInnis 40-36 in a question answered by 250more participants, but only 140 more participants who expressed a preference for eithercandidate.Dan Maes narrowed his disadvantage slightly as strongest GOP candidate from 61-20 in the January survey. The Colorado governor's race has steadied as the field shook out during our January surveyfollowing Governor Bill Ritter's announcement he would not seek re-election. Virtually unchangedfrom January, the collective wisdom of survey-takers foresees about a 3-point McInnis victory overDenver mayor John Hickenlooper, with Maes beating Hickenlooper by about 2 points.
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Hickenlooper vs. McInnisHickenlooper vs. Maes4.204.304.404.504.604.704.804.905.00
matchup between the likely Democratic candidate John Hickenlooper and the likely Republican candidates Scott McInnis or Dan Maes? Please i
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Scott McInnis39.4%171Dan Maes47.9%208Other/None of the Above4.4%19Don't Know/Not Applicable8.3%36
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5If the GOP primary for Governor were held today, _____ is the candidatvote for to best represent the Republican Party. (select one)ResponsePercentResponseCount
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Scott McInnis57.4%249Dan Maes31.8%138Other/None of the Above3.7%16Don't Know/Not Applicable7.1%31
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5Right now, I believe the strongest (most likely to win) GOP candidate forGovernor in the general election in November 2010 is _____.ResponsePercentResponseCount
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Congressional: Scott Tipton Tops Bob McConnell Twice
State Rep Seen as Stronger than Local Tea Party Favorite in Less Familiar Race
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Congressional race is the most unknown to surveyparticipants, with fewer than 200 registering an opinion. Still, state representative Scott Tiptoncurrently has a very similar advantage both in support and perceived strength. The collective wisdom of survey-takers bears out the above results, though their cautionrecognizes the power of incumbency for Democrat John Salazar: a 2-point victory for Scott Tiptonand a razor-thin defeat for Bob McConnell.
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Scott Tipton30.4%132Bob McConnell11.3%49Other/None of the Above2.3%10Don't Know/Not Applicable56.0%243
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5If the GOP primary for the 3rd Congressional District were held today, ___the candidate I would vote for to best represent the Republican Party. (sone)ResponsePercentResponseCountAnswer Options
Scott Tipton30.4%132Bob McConnell10.6%46Other/None of the Above3.0%13Don't Know/Not Applicable56.0%243
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