CO-SEN (Data for Progress): Bennet +9

[wbrocks67]

Bennett (D) 50%
O’Dea (R) 41%
Peotter (L) 3%
Someone else 1%
Undecided 5%

https://www.filesforprogress.org/datasets/2022/10/dfp_co_midterm_toplines.pdf

[Person Man]

It’s pretty stable. It’s all pointing to a neutral environment.

[Calthrina950]

Another poll showing that CO-SEN is virtually Safe D. As I've said many times before, O'Dea would have had a chance 12 or 8 years ago, but he has no chance this year. It's notable that Polis runs ahead of Bennet by 6% in this poll. There will be a decent number of Polis-O'Dea voters.

[Person Man]

Another poll showing that CO-SEN is virtually Safe D. As I've said many times before, O'Dea would have had a chance 12 or 8 years ago, but he has no chance this year. It's notable that Polis runs ahead of Bennet by 6% in this poll. There will be a decent number of Polis-O'Dea voters.

I guess that means Democrats have 51% of voters from the start and Republicans 41%.

[Calthrina950]

Another poll showing that CO-SEN is virtually Safe D. As I've said many times before, O'Dea would have had a chance 12 or 8 years ago, but he has no chance this year. It's notable that Polis runs ahead of Bennet by 6% in this poll. There will be a decent number of Polis-O'Dea voters.

I guess that means Democrats have 51% of voters from the start and Republicans 41%.

It is interesting how O'Dea and Ganahl have basically been polling at the percentage Trump received here in 2020 (42%). And there hasn't been much variance from that in recent years. Stapleton received 43% against Polis in 2018, and Gardner obtained 44% against Hickenlooper in 2020. Trump got 43% in 2016. And Brauchler, Williams, and Watson all obtained 44-45% of the vote against Weiser, Griswold, and Young. It seems like Republicans now struggle to get higher than 45% in Colorado.