TCJ Research 10/28-10/29 Poll: Tom Tancredo Moves Into Lead Over John Hickenlooper, Dan Maes in Colorado Governor Race

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Each poll uses a random sampling of 1000 Likely Voters (unless otherwise stated) and has a +/- 4% margin of error (M.o.E).  Poll that don’t add up to 100 are due to rounding.  Commentary on the following results will be posted in a follow-up post.

Colorado Governor: (C)Tom Tancredo- 45%, (D)John Hickenlooper- 43%, (R)Dan Maes- 6%, Undecided- 5%

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One Response to TCJ Research 10/28-10/29 Poll: Tom Tancredo Moves Into Lead Over John Hickenlooper, Dan Maes in Colorado Governor Race

  1. mchapanian

    Oh weird…

    Somehow I had missed this match-up until this post…. I’m trying to become more connection on national politics (I’m a state-type person…) so all of the funky races are really interesting to me.

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