Myers Research and Strategic Services for Andrew Romanoff- Hickenlooper +12 in primary

[Strong Candidate]

https://twitter.com/AndrewSolender/status/1273718894394585089?s=20

Internal polling conducted by Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Andrew Romanoff's campaign shows the former state House speaker closing the gap with former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper to within 12 percentage points with a dozen days to go before ballots are due in the June 30 primary.

Romanoff trails Hickenlooper 51% to 39%, according to a telephone survey conducted June 16 and 17 among likely primary voters, pollster Andrew Myers said in a polling memo obtained by Colorado Politics.

That's down from a 49-percentage point spread between the two Democrats in an internal October poll conducted by another firm for the Romanoff campaign. That survey showed Hickenlooper, who entered the race in late August, ahead 68% to 19% among likely primary voters, the campaign said.

[YE]

Hickenlooper has this unfortunately in all likelihood but the margin may be underwhelming.

[kph14]

Hickenlooper has this unfortunately in all likelihood but the margin may be underwhelming.

This is an internal poll in a primary showing the person paying for the poll 12 points down. Hick wins by 20 at least

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

Hickenlooper has this unfortunately in all likelihood but the margin may be underwhelming.

This is an internal poll in a primary showing the person paying for the poll 12 points down. Hick wins by 20 at least

Booker's internal showed him down by 8, but the D4P non-internal carried out a few days later  had him up by 8%. Primary electorates are way more volatile than GE ones so being behind in your own internal is not even close to a political death sentence.

I remain pretty certain that this primary can be rated likely Hickenlooper, having rated it likely bordering on safe Hickenlooper up until the contempt of court.

[brucejoel99]

This is also a landline poll, so it could be underestimating the impact of the youth vote (which actually turns out in CO thanks to mail-in ballots; see: Bernie's primary win). If so, considering the above-mentioned volatility of primary internals & electorates, then Romanoff might not be anywhere near as dead as he may currently seem.

Regardless, though, I honestly don't care anymore who wins this race at this point. It's been taking up way more oxygen than it otherwise should've, & I just want it to be over. Hickenlooper isn't great, but Romanoff doesn't give me much less pause considering his questionable history in politics, no matter what wing of the party he considers himself to now be a part of.

[Xing]

Doesn’t look like Romanoff is getting enough traction here. Bummer.

[KaiserDave]

Oooo
Likely Hick

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Go Romanoff

[Bismarck]

Good Hickenlooper was actually a pretty good governor.