CO: ARG: Romney+4

[Tender Branson]

New Poll: Colorado President by ARG on 2012-10-09

Summary: D: 46%, R: 50%, I: 1%, U: 3%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

[krazen1211]

Romney now leads in the RCP average.

[GMantis]

Romney now leads in the RCP average.

Though amusingly the other two polls where he leads where from before the debate.

[5280]

Romney now leads in the RCP average.

This is good news for once.

[backtored]

Romney now leads in the RCP average.

This is good news for once.

We've had lots of good news for Romney in Colorado lately.  Everybody is just now catching onto the reality that Colorado was always one of Romney's better pick-up opportunities.  The narrative for four years has been that Colorado was a fresh, new blue state, despite a lot of indication that it was the same competitive, red-leaning state it had always been.  But it takes the dinosaur media a long time to shift narratives and catch onto reality.

By the way, it sounds like Nate Silver may actually project a Romney win in Colorado tonight.  Stay tuned.  It, along with NC and FL, will most likely flip for Romney, with the battle royale being played out in Ohio.

[Likely Voter]

CO is probably Romney's best pickup opportunity of the smaller states (WI, CO, NV, IA, NH). If Romney were striving for the Rove '3-2-1' strategy he could win by picking up CO. Problem with the 3-2-1 strat is that OH (and maybe VA) are trending more to Obama than CO.

[pbrower2a]

Colorado comes down to turnout. It is that simple. 

[5280]

Colorado comes down to turnout. It is that simple. 

Colorado doesn't want failed fiscal policies of Obama, it's that simple.

[pbrower2a]

Colorado comes down to turnout. It is that simple. 

Colorado doesn't want failed fiscal policies of Obama, it's that simple.

I do not speak for Michigan, and you do not speak for Colorado.