We’re not going to bother asking readers if incumbent Democrat Jared Polis or Republican challenger Hiedi Heidi Ganahl are going to win the race for Governor on Tuesday because there is absolutely no evidence to suggest that this contest will even be close once the final ballots are counted.
Instead, we’re presenting a range of options for the final outcome of this race. Will Polis defeat Ganahl by better than the 11-point margin he held over Republican Walker Stapleton in 2018? The numbers below represent a potential margin of victory.
*Remember, as always with our totally non-scientific polls, we want to know what you legitimately THINK will happen — not what you hope will happen or which candidate you support personally. If you had to bet the deed to your house that your prediction would be correct, how would you vote?
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It should be a blowout but so many people's strategy seems to just be "Vote not-democrat no matter what" that I don't think the gap will be as wide as it should be.
Although winning an election is winning an election no matter how big the victory so :shrug:
This is going to be like 1994 gubernatorial election. Roy Romer beat Bruce Benson by a very comfortable margin while everything else in the country went to shit.
And Benson was a much better candidate than Heidi "Furries" Ganahl.