“Current fear is hes hurting the down ticket.”
That’s too bad as it looked like the R’s might be able to pick up a few seats.
Does Tancredo have any chance at all?
R’s are fighting back and we’re hoping to weather the storm, so to speak.
Tancredo has a chance but third party voting is always really iffy. Best case scenario would be Maes bows out without time to fill the position using a GOP vacancy committee. Maes probably won’t do that because this is his only job, getting elected, and he’s not in the race to help Republicans but to help himself. I don’t mean that to say something mean about him. He’s just not a long time GOP supporter or involved in party politics. He’s out for whatever he can for himself.
My sense is, once this is over Maes will leave the state. He would not be able to get a job anywhere around here and he has no other source of income. His house in Evergreen was for sale awhile ago and it will probably be back on the market in November.