CO: Survey USA: Bennet and Buck tied

[Tender Branson]

New Poll: Colorado Senator by Survey USA on 2010-10-21

Summary: D: 47%, R: 47%, I: 0%, U: 6%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

[Eraserhead]

Nice, SUSA's polls aren't looking half bad for Democrats these days.

[Niemeyerite]

Yeah!!!

[sg0508]

Another one slipping away. 

[mypalfish]

So where are these historic generic ballot numbers for the GOP showing in the Senate races?

[minionofmidas]

Indiana, Ohio, Louisiana, Wisconsin, ...

[Lief 🗽]

Also being almost tied in California, which must be something like 15% of the population voting for Senate this year.

This poll is very good news though.

[DrScholl]

Incredibly close. I hope Bennet can win it.

[Meeker]

I'm really starting to think Bennet can pull this one off. Excellent.

[Vepres]

Bennet won't win, IMO, but this one is far closer than it was.

It's interesting that while Republican prospects in the House are still looking very good, and possibly still improving a bit, they are losing ground in Senate races.

[mypalfish]

Indiana, Ohio, Louisiana, Wisconsin, ...

The last poll out of Wisconsin had Feingold within two pts.  And CA was mentioned in another post, but Boxer has opened up an 8 pt lead there.  Maybe the GOP candidate will annihilate the Dem in a few states (OH, IN) and lose a bunch of close toss-up races.

[Smash255]

So where are these historic generic ballot numbers for the GOP showing in the Senate races?

Some of those have likely voters simply based off excitement in a general sense.  Starting to see that disappear somewhat (and polls based on actually how likely someone is to vote rather than how excited) in some of these actual head to head races.

[Tender Branson]

More from the SUSA poll (propositions, etc.):