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Sun Aug 01, 2010 at 01:41:39 AM MST
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| Recent polling shows Bennet has lost almost a 20 point lead in the past 2 months.
Political Consultant Eric Sondermann says that Bennet is now officially "scrambling".
http://ultimatepolitics.net/20...
Romanoff and Bennet are about even - 48 percent to 45 percent, respectively - in the poll of 536 Democrats who have voted or are likely to vote in the Aug. 10 primary. The question has a margin of error of 4.3 percentage points. |
| wade norris :: Poll: Romanoff and Bennet now even |
And....
Billie Young, of Pueblo is voting for Romanoff because she didn't receive a response from Bennet's local office when she called for help. "If he can't take care of his locals, why would we want to vote for him to take care of the whole state?" Young said.
Might as well add this from a latest poll on July 27
This poll - republican leaning or not - shows the following
Fifteen percent (15%) have a Very Favorable opinion of Bennet, the Denver school superintendent who was named to the Senate last year when Ken Salazar became secretary of the Interior. But 35% view him Very Unfavorably.
Romanoff earns Very Favorables of 20% and Very Unfavorables of 21%.
http://www.rasmussenreports.co...
My math may not be the best, but a 35% unfavorable rating for Bennet is definitely worse than a 21% rating for Romanoff -
even if this is a republican leaning poll.
And as people in this diary from Colorado Pols
http://www.coloradopols.com/di...
have discussed, it is time to start planning for the reality that Romanoff will win this primary,
and focusing on keeping this seat in Democratic hands.
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