CO-Clarity Campaign Labs: Michael Bennet in a close race with GOP candidates

[MT Treasurer]

Michael Bennet (D, inc.): 45%
George Brauchler (R): 42%

Bennet leads Republican Robert Blaha by 4 points.

Clarity Campaign Labs, which works for Democrats, conducted the poll Sept. 10-13 on behalf of End Citizens United, an organization that is seeking to overturn the U.S. Supreme Court ruling about corporate spending in elections.

Interesting about this poll:  Only 15 percent had an opinion of Brauchler. Only 12 percent had an opinion of Blaha, who said he will run.

http://endcitizensunited.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/COLORADO-End-Citizens-United-Poll-Memo.pdf

http://blogs.denverpost.com/thespot/2015/09/22/us-senate-george-brauchler-dead-heat-michael-bennet-poll/123037/

[ElectionsGuy]

Holy crap. Some person nobody knows is within the margin of error of a Democratic incumbent in a purple state. And its led by a organization for overturning Citizens United. Might want to pay attention to this one a little more months from now.

[Skye]

Partisanship lol.

[Bojack Horseman]

Holy crap. Some person nobody knows is within the margin of error of a Democratic incumbent in a purple state. And its led by a organization for overturning Citizens United. Might want to pay attention to this one a little more months from now.

As if we didn't know this was the case when Mark Udall lost to a guy who once wanted to ban condoms.

[ElectionsGuy]

Holy crap. Some person nobody knows is within the margin of error of a Democratic incumbent in a purple state. And its led by a organization for overturning Citizens United. Might want to pay attention to this one a little more months from now.

As if we didn't know this was the case when Mark Udall lost to a guy who once wanted to ban condoms.

I for one certainly doubted this as a closely watched race. I thought Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, New Hampshire would all dominate the attention and Colorado would be a 'left-over'.

[Bigby]

Republicans, focus on this and Nevada AHORA. These two states can replace Wisconsin and Illinois.