6 thoughts on “Poll: Who Will Be Colorado’s Next Secretary of State?”

1. Interesting how close this is compared to the others.

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   1. Williams' misstep with handing over voter info to the Kobach "fraud" commission is probably mostly forgotten with voters.  The boots, hat and pants controversy, while fresh, may not have gotten a lot of attention from news-free voters.  So the power of incumbency in a down-ballot race could overwhelm both.

      I hope I'm wrong, of course.

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      1. I think the percentages are actually pretty close to the odds. 51% for Williams, but Griswold is still in the race. I would bet the margin of victory will be around 2% whichever way it goes.

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2. Griswold has a solid future in politics if she wants it.  But I don't think it will include winning this election.

   I've not seen enough of a campaign to think it will overcome incumbency, familiarity, and a die-hard desire to have at least one Republican in a state-wide office.  This is the race where people who want to claim they are "balanced" and "vote for the person" will come down and support a Republican. 

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   1. On the otherhand, look at the numbers for Democratic and Unaffiliated female voters!  Jena may have helped ignite a positive response.

      

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3. As the old line has it: "Never underestimate the power of a woman."

   Maybe the time has finally come.

    

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