Nice. Glenn is probably a good enough candidate and way better than the rest (with the exception of maybe Keyser), but will it be enough to defeat Bennet? Leans D for now, although we could see a surprise here.
Likely D. Glenn strucks me as social extremist (and this is "to say mildly"), as most candidates chosen by party conventions (dominated by fanatics) are. Unlike Gardner in 2014. And 2016 will have substantially bigger and, most likely, substantially Democratic turnout..
And keep in mind that Gardner would've clearly lost had he been running in 2010, much less a Presidential election year. Despite running a top-notch campaign, Gardner only won by the skin of his teeth against an opponent who ran a mediocre campaign (at best), despite having the state media almost universally in the tank for him and 2014 being 2014 (there's no other way to put it). That was the high-water mark for a Colorado Republican in a seriously contested Senate race. Tbh, even Gardner will probably face at least a somewhat uphill climb in 2020. Additionally, Glenn is an infinitely weaker candidate than Cory Gardner.
