Polls showing D+7, which is almost all of them are way off.
If it really D +2, Trump will win CO comfortably.
We’re seeing this all around the country.
Does anybody know how this compares to 2012? I thought I saw a statistic that it was R+2.3% in early voting 2012 which would indicate Republicans are behind 2012 pace.
And what % of D’s are Reagan style Dems and vote for Trump. That might be pretty sizable.
Trump is in Golden, CO tomorrow.
Colorado is an interesting state, unaffiliated voters outnumber both R and D voters. And D out number R by a negligible percent. If the People’s Republic of Boulder could be taken out of the equation Colorado would be bright red. 31%R 32%D and 35% U(naffiliated)
I am told that in 2012, Rs led going into election day by 2 and lost by 7?
Pot, of course, played a role. But a 9-point election day swing?