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July 28, 2010 01:25 AM UTC

Jane Norton in best position to take out Bennet, who has 2:1 very unfavorable rating

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  • by: Fountainhead

A new poll released today shows Jane Norton with a comfortable lead over appointed Senator Michael Bennet.

Norton leads Bennet 48% to 39%, with a 4% margin of error.  Norton also leads Romanoff 44%-40%.

Ken Buck also leads either democrat 48%-42%

Bennet continues to suffer from extremely high very unfavorable ratings, higher than any other candidate in the race and over twice his very favorable:

Overall, Buck is viewed Very favorably by 14% of Colorado voters and Very Unfavorably by 19%.

For Norton, Very Favorables are 15% and Very Unfavorables 22%.

Fifteen percent (15%) have a Very Favorable opinion of Bennet, the Denver school superintendent who was named to the Senate last year when Ken Salazar became secretary of the Interior. But 35% view him Very Unfavorably.

Romanoff earns Very Favorables of 20% and Very Unfavorables of 21%.

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6 thoughts on “Jane Norton in best position to take out Bennet, who has 2:1 very unfavorable rating

    1. Rasmussen probably has their problems like any major polling company, but all of them do.

      I know the argument that they have a Republican bias, but even if you subscribe to that belief and kick Bennet a few points, he is losing to Jane.

      The very unfavorables are the most telling to me though.  Bennet’s are significantly higher than any other candidate.  

      1. F-head, it’s not a belief, it’s a fact. Ras has a bias that skews its results, and it’s not “a few points.” The entire poll is suspect.

  1. These polls are so pointless because they are purely hypothetical. Wouldn’t it make more sense to poll on races that are actually happening right now?

  2. It is no surprise  Romanoff is gambling with the Colorado Democtatic party.

    No one from the Democratic delegation has shown corruption except the campaign that says everyone else is corrupt.

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