[Darren McCarty]

All of them. Colorado being one.

[Clintonfatigued]

Colorado is one of the keys, no doubt about it.

[impeachedrapist]

Wisconsin

[freespirited]

I agree with CO. Bambi’s strategy is dependent on taking IA, NM, and CO out of the red column. He will probably succeed with IA and NM; if he fails with CO, we should be sitting pretty.

[Nabber]

I would like to know what Colorado-FReepers think of the political analysis that the Amendment on individual-rights-to-the-unborn, Amendment 48, will do for fundamentalist-voter-turn-out as far as swinging the election in Colorado.

I have heard that this will be a significant event.

[LS]

Several of us pointed to CO as this year’s bellweather.

[CyberSpartacus]

Those of us who vote Republican in CO don’t answer polls. I hung up on one the other day. So barring a massive illegal voter turnout like 2006 it will go to McCain.

[politicket]

Colorado will go McCain/Palin - no doubt whatsoever about it. The reason that it is pretty quiet is because most of us can't stand the thought of McCain being President.

The Demonrats are supporting their candidate, but I have noticed that there has been a very dramatic decrease in bumper stickers/yard signs for Obambi as compared to when Gore ran.

And, as was said earlier, the Republican and Unaffiliated here don't talk to the pollsters.

[steadcom]

This will play out just like 2004 with Obama, however, picking up Iowa and New Mexico.

McCain 274 - Obama 264

Colorado will decide it and is a must win for McCain or he loses.

IMHO