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March 12, 2010 07:21 PM UTC

PPP: Romanoff by 5 vs Norton & stronger among Dems

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  • by: JeffcoTrueBlue

See http://www.publicpolicypolling…

The Colorado Senate race looks like a toss up, with incumbent Democrat Michael Bennet and Republican challenger Jane Norton knotted at 43.

Neither of the leading candidates is particularly popular. Bennet’s approval rating is 32%, with 46% of voters disapproving of him. Norton’s not a whole lot better with 35% of respondents having an unfavorable opinion of her to only 25% who view her positively. Both candidates are in the red with independent voters.

Norton leads Bennet 44-35 with independents, but Bennet is getting 79% of the Democratic vote while Norton is currently at just 77% of the Republican vote, leading to the overall tie.

Bennet primary challenger Andrew Romanoff actually leads Norton by a 44-39 margin, as he loses only 6% of the Democratic vote (compared to Bennet’s 11%) and holds Norton to a 4 point advantage with independents.

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4 thoughts on “PPP: Romanoff by 5 vs Norton & stronger among Dems

    1. polls are confirming Romanoff’s surge vs. Norton.

      In terms of the primary this is the most important statistic and provides the clearest ‘head to head’ polling


      Bennet primary challenger Andrew Romanoff actually leads Norton by a 44-39 margin, as he loses only 6% of the Democratic vote (compared to Bennet’s 11%)

      So technically, Romanoff has a 5% lead over Bennet with Democratic Voters.

      1. to see the result. Imagine how many polls will be released during that time and we’ll get nuances analyzed from each and every one. After the primary we’ll revisit the most recent and analyze which were the closest.

        I wish there were not a primary. I support Bennet and I am working to try to assure his selection by Dems. But, if Andrew wins the primary he’ll have my support.

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