Colorado Senate: Gardner (R) 48%, Udall (D) 47%

Rasmussen Reports ^ | October 1, 2014

[Clintonfatigued]

I was hoping to see Gardner pulling farther ahead, but I can live with this. Things are heading in the right direction in this race.

[nhwingut]

Rasmussen has been the most Dem friendly pollster since the 2012 election. Something changed. He consistently has Obama in mid-high 40s while others have him in high 30s-low 40s.

[Sarah Barracuda]

Still within the margin of Dem voter fraud..they will have the dead bodies stacked and ready to vote Democrat

[RIghtwardHo]

This is Ras. This isn’t good.

[LS]

Not just this race. I think KY is out of reach for Dems, and they are now losing AK, AR, MT, IA, so it is pretty much riding on them holding LA and NC and picking up KS and GA.

If everything goes our way, it could be a significant shift, maybe 53? Then King flips, 54.

[Signalman]

I don’t think Scott Rasmussen is connected with the Rasmussen poll any longer.

[JPG]

Rasmussen has been the most Dem friendly pollster since the 2012 election. Something changed. He consistently has Obama in mid-high 40s while others have him in high 30s-low 40s.

Exactly! Ever since Scott Rasmussen left, the Rasmussen 'polls' couldn't be more rat friendly.

Bogus, massaged and cooked to rat perfection, I call foul on all Ras polls.

[what's up]

Something changed. He consistently has Obama in mid-high 40s

I think Scott Rasmussen sold the company.

[george76]

Colorado Ping ( Let me know if you wish to be added or removed from the list.)

[BulletBobCo]

Rasmussen? Bump up Gardner at least 5 more points.

[laplata]

Rasmussen has been the most Dem friendly pollster since the 2012 election. Something changed. He consistently has Obama in mid-high 40s while others have him in high 30s-low 40s.

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Right you are. And that means Gardner is actually ahead of Udall by at least 5 points.

This poll is meant to scare the Rats and get them to get out and vote.

[MtnClimber]

This will be within the margin of voter fraud. Not widely freported, but in the last election (presidential election year 2012) there were 10 Colorado counties that had over 100% turnout. The county I live in had 104%. I think the worst county had 140%. And crickets in the news.

[laplata]

You beat me to it.

[Red Steel]

Rasmussen? Bump up Gardner at least 5 more points.

True that. The liberals at Quinnipiac U. had Gardner by 8% points.

[george76]

Since early 2013, Hickenlooper has been defending his decision to grant an indefinite stay of execution for convicted mass murderer Nathan Dunlap. He eventually came out as opposed to the death penalty, a switch from his position in the 2010 gubernatorial campaign.

http://dailycaller.com/2014/10/01/colorado-gubernatorial-candidates-draw-clear-distinction-for-voters/

[Impy]

I agree, McConnell is gonna win.

GA and especially KS remain vulnerable.

11 rat seats have a good chance to go GOP, MT, WV and SD are near certainties. LA, AR, AK, NC, IA, CO, MI, NH.

2 more have an outside chance at victory, MN, VA (where polls are closing).

It’s important to gain as many as possible to forestall the possibility of rats taking it back by gaining 2 or 3 in 2016.

[LS]

BTW, Kasich is up big and is so dominant that the other Dems are very worried that their gov candidate may sink their whole state ticket.

[Impy]

Nice.

Although it’s worth noting that the rats lost every other statewide executive office in 2010 even though Kasich won only narrowly. Are of any of those races worrisome this year?

[fieldmarshaldj]

I’ve not seen any polling of downballot OH races. I know OH Dems are in panic mode because FitzGerald is losing in a landslide, so I expect no upset losses for any incumbent Republicans. If only the same were true in PA... :-|