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« on: October 30, 2014, 01:51:11 PM »

Again, like PPP and unlike Rass and Quinnipiac, SUSA has historically been good in CO (though slightly R leaning). This race is a pure toss up.

Again, this is a PPP/LCV (D) poll, not a PPP non-partisan poll. The true release should come over the weekend.
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« Reply #1 on: October 30, 2014, 02:05:24 PM »

Again, like PPP and unlike Rass and Quinnipiac, SUSA has historically been good in CO (though slightly R leaning). This race is a pure toss up.

Again, this is a PPP/LCV (D) poll, not a PPP non-partisan poll. The true release should come over the weekend.

I wonder if they'll do one.

I honestly don't care much for Colorado polls this late in the game. Mail-in voting changes everything. Almost 60% of the electorate has already voted. That isn't a sample of 500 likely voters. It is 60% of actual voters. Those numbers are much more meaningful than these ostensible exit polls.

They should. We're also going to get a better idea of what the electorate looks like when the SoS updates the tallies tomorrow morning. If it hovers at R+9, we know that Gardner won't be Bucked. If it erodes to R+6 or so, there may be a race.
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