CO-SEN general election: Hickenlooper +13 over Gardner

[Calthrina950]

Well, it’s a PPP poll, so take it with a grain of salt, now it’s clear that Hickenlooper would be favoured against Gardner.

My guess would be :
Hickenlooper : 53%
Gardner : 46%

This seems plausible enough, but I wouldn't be surprised if Gardner ends up losing by Walker Stapleton's margin last year (which is something that I've said before). Gardner has done nothing to win support among the voters in the Denver suburbs who will decide his fate next year.

[Calthrina950]

Well, it’s a PPP poll, so take it with a grain of salt, now it’s clear that Hickenlooper would be favoured against Gardner.

My guess would be :
Hickenlooper : 53%
Gardner : 46%

This seems plausible enough, but I wouldn't be surprised if Gardner ends up losing by Walker Stapleton's margin last year (which is something that I've said before). Gardner has done nothing to win support among the voters in the Denver suburbs who will decide his fate next year.

Welcome back Calthrina, I am happy to see you again

Thank you. I've remained active on the Atlas Right Discord chat and at RRH Elections over the past few months, and I've been lurking on here for the past few weeks. I decided to break the ice and to come back here, though I'm going to try my best to minimize the posts that I make over at General Discussion. Don't want to get entangled with the troublemakers again.

[Calthrina950]

Jesus, Gardner can't even break 40. Even with Trump guaranteed reelection, there's damn near no way we lose this one.

I've mentioned this before, but one of my professors is a personal friend of Gardner's. Over a week ago, I asked her if she had spoken at all with Gardner about his upcoming reelection. She said that Gardner was "confident" about his reelection chances, but she herself seemed to acknowledge the reality-which I pointed out-that he is an underdog in his race.