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7/15: Colorado Democrats, Udall and Hickenlooper Lead But Both Under 50%

In his effort to be re-elected to the U.S. Senate from Colorado, incumbent Democrat Mark Udall has a single-digit advantage over Republican Congressman Cory Gardner. Udall’s seven point lead over Gardner is based on his greater support from independents, women, and especially Latino voters. In the contest for governor, incumbent Democrat John Hickenlooper leads his Republican challenger former Congressman Bob Beauprez. A majority of Coloradans approve of the job Hickenlooper is doing as governor including many independent voters among whom he leads Beauprez by double-digits. A notable proportion of Colorado residents are not familiar with Beauprez.
Click Here for Complete July 15, 2014 NBC News/Marist Poll Colorado Release and Tables
“Udall has the early advantage to hold his Senate seat,” says Dr. Lee M. Miringoff, Director of The Marist College Institute for Public Opinion. “But, he’s under 50% with a low favorability rating.”
Poll Points
President Obama and Congressional Republicans Not Popular
OK Pathway to Citizenship, Limit Greenhouse Gases, but No to Health Care Act
Polarized Over Firearms, Little Support for More Limits on Contraception or Abortion
Marist Poll Methodology
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