[11th_VA]

As of Monday, 1,852,029 Colorado ballots have been returned, Secretary of State Wayne Williams said. That's 55 percent of the 3,343,879 Colorado registered voters whose ballots were mailed to them last week. And it's two-thirds of the 2.8 million votes that 9News political analyst Floyd Ciruli projects will be cast in this election.

As of Monday, 652,380 registered Republicans have voted in Colorado already, versus 645,020 Democrats and 527,706 unaffiliated voters.

I'm worried about unaffiliated in CO - different breed there ...

[CatOwner]

I'm worried about unaffiliated in CO - different breed there ...

I started to believe CO was going to be the state that flipped the election, based on the information at the link, until I read your comment above. Normally, unaffiliated voters lean Trump, except probably in states that lean hard left.

[oldplayer]

Exactly. In Colorado, the “unaffiliated” voters are youngish libs or are recent immigrants from Eastern Red states. Maybe Trump is peeling off voters from that bloc.

[AlanGreenSpam]

What do you think about the possibility that there could be a substantial amount of Democrats voting for Trump?

[Gamecock]

I’m worried about unaffiliated in CO - different breed there ...

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Maybe they’ll be too stoned to find the voting booths.

[catnipman]

“I’m worried about unaffiliated in CO - different breed there”

I’m not. Lots of those CO UAs are like me: former Pubs who could no longer stomach the RINO/Paul Ryan stench. There’s also others who’ve fled a Democrat party that’s now more representative of Karl Marx than Jack Kennedy.

Plus I think it’s a reasonable assumption that there are fewer knee-jerk voters amongst CO UAs than R’s or D’s, and the CO UAs instead might actually pay a bit closer attention to what’s actually going on in trying to make an informed decision. Certainly I put more hope in the CO UAs than the CO D’s.