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October 04, 2010 06:04 PM UTC

9News poll shows all numbered amendments big FAIL

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  • by: Awen

( – promoted by Colorado Pols)

According to https://www.9news.com/news/arti…

None of the amendments – 60, 61, 101, 62 or 63 – show more than 15 percent support

The poll does show a lot of people undecided, but every measure would need almost every undecided voter in order to pass.

Amendment 60: 10% support, 48% oppose, 42% und

Amendment 61: 10% support, 49% oppose, 40% und

Prop 101: 12% support, 44% oppose, 44% und

Amendment 62: 15% support, 35% oppose, 50% und

Amendment 63: 10% support, 19% oppose, 71% und

The large number of undecided, especially for the last two amendments, seems odd. Most people have fairly firm views regarding abortion, and 62’s predecessor, Amendment 48 in 2008, lost on a 2-1 margin the last time.

It’s also interesting just how many undecided there were with 63 – I’m wondering if people just don’t know what it does, or if the Independence Institute is way-overestimating its chances.

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