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November 02, 2004
Colorado | Colorado Voting Update

Update on state candidate and ballot issues:

Senate: Too close to call. Salazar has the edge

House:
District 1 - Degette in a walk
District 2 - Udall should win easily
District 3 - Close. Walcher is currently leading Salazar by 5 points
District 4 - Surprisingly close. Musgrave is ahead by 4 points. Considered the favorite in this race.
District 5 - Hefley in a walk
District 6 - Tancredo will easily win this one
District 7 - Beauprez will carry the district comfortably
Amendment 34 - (Construction) - Will fail. Currently losing by a 3-1 margin
Amendment 35 - (Tobacco Tax) - Will pass. Currently has a 25 point lead
Amendment 36 - (Electoral College) - Will fail. Currently losing by a 2-1 margin
Amendment 37 - (Renewable Energy) - Should pass. Though it’s currently passing by a suprisingly tight 8 points.
4A (FasTracks) - Will pass easily
SCFD - This looks like it will cruise to a win. Early voting is 2-1 in favor.



Posted by Dave Bowdish at November 2, 2004 11:17 PM | TrackBack
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