If Gardner wins 40% of the vote in Denver/Boulder counties, I will shove a thanksgiving turkey up my butt.
Just for clarification, is that what the poll said? 
If you look at the internals of the poll has Udall over Gardner 47%-40% in Denver/Boulder and Gardner over Udall 53%-34% in Jefferson/Arapahoe counties. Both seem implausible as does Gardner's large lead among young voters. The problem with that reasoning though is that you have a high margin of error on these smaller samples and the statistical power of the polling is in the top-line numbers.
Just compare some of these numbers to the PPP poll, it's kind of strange.
PPP: Gardner vs. Udall 18-29: Udall leads 59% to 22%
Suffolk: Gardner vs. Udall 18-35: : Gardner leads 42% to 31%
That must be partly the weirdness of small samples, but I have my doubts about this Suffolk poll.
