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With 1.7 million votes cast, Republicans continue to lead in Colorado's early voting - The Denver PostRepublicans continue to lead in Colorado in early voting, according to the latest figures from the secretary of state.
So far, 1.7 million of Colorado's 2.7 million voters have cast their ballots, either by mail or in person at an early-voting location.
The party breakdown by those who have already voted is: Republicans, 624,788; Democrats, 590,417; and unaffiliated voters, 474,437.
CBS: Romney Posts Big Leads Among IndependentsCBS is out with a new poll of the critical swing states Ohio, Florida, and Virginia. In each, Romney posts significant leads among Independent voters. In Virginia, Romney leads Obama by a massive 21 points among Independents. In OH and FL, he leads by 5-6 points. If this lead holds through election day, he will not lose these states, based on past elections.
Romney also has big leads among those most likely to vote. He wins seniors, the most dependable voting demographic, by 13 points in VA, 11 points in FL and 9 points in OH. Again, if these trends hold, Romney will sweep all three states, according to CBS.
Doesn't matter. People gave Colorado to Romney ages ago
Doesn't matter. People gave Colorado to Romney ages ago
Isn't that a kick in the ass.
Denver is where he was nominated and puked out all his hope and change BS four years ago.
I love it.
Im optimistic that he will take Colorado. But I dont think this year is going to be traditional in terms of what's predictable
With 1.7 million votes cast, Republicans continue to lead in Colorado's early voting - The Denver PostRepublicans continue to lead in Colorado in early voting, according to the latest figures from the secretary of state.
So far, 1.7 million of Colorado's 2.7 million voters have cast their ballots, either by mail or in person at an early-voting location.
The party breakdown by those who have already voted is: Republicans, 624,788; Democrats, 590,417; and unaffiliated voters, 474,437.
And historically more Republicans show up at the polls on election day--than do democrats.
Romney also has a double digit lead with Independents:
CBS: Romney Posts Big Leads Among IndependentsCBS is out with a new poll of the critical swing states Ohio, Florida, and Virginia. In each, Romney posts significant leads among Independent voters. In Virginia, Romney leads Obama by a massive 21 points among Independents. In OH and FL, he leads by 5-6 points. If this lead holds through election day, he will not lose these states, based on past elections.
Romney also has big leads among those most likely to vote. He wins seniors, the most dependable voting demographic, by 13 points in VA, 11 points in FL and 9 points in OH. Again, if these trends hold, Romney will sweep all three states, according to CBS.
And of course remember that this data does not include Democrats who will be crossing party lines to vote for Mitt Romney.
Mitt Romney takes Colorado on Tuesday.
Doesn't matter. People gave Colorado to Romney ages ago
Doesn't matter. People gave Colorado to Romney ages ago
Isn't that a kick in the ass.
Denver is where he was nominated and puked out all his hope and change BS four years ago.
I love it.
Dante didn't vote for Obama in 2008. I doubt what you get hard over matters much either
Obama doesn't need Colorado to win.
Doesn't matter. People gave Colorado to Romney ages ago
Isn't that a kick in the ass.
Denver is where he was nominated and puked out all his hope and change BS four years ago.
I love it.
Dante didn't vote for Obama in 2008. I doubt what you get hard over matters much either
Obama doesn't need Colorado to win.
Im optimistic that he will take Colorado. But I dont think this year is going to be traditional in terms of what's predictable
predictable? it is. It's predicted as close. has been for ages...before january of this year
Doesn't matter. People gave Colorado to Romney ages ago
Isn't that a kick in the ass.
Denver is where he was nominated and puked out all his hope and change BS four years ago.
I love it.
With 1.7 million votes cast, Republicans continue to lead in Colorado's early voting - The Denver PostRepublicans continue to lead in Colorado in early voting, according to the latest figures from the secretary of state.
So far, 1.7 million of Colorado's 2.7 million voters have cast their ballots, either by mail or in person at an early-voting location.
The party breakdown by those who have already voted is: Republicans, 624,788; Democrats, 590,417; and unaffiliated voters, 474,437.
And historically more Republicans show up at the polls on election day--than do democrats.
Romney also has a double digit lead with Independents:
CBS: Romney Posts Big Leads Among IndependentsCBS is out with a new poll of the critical swing states Ohio, Florida, and Virginia. In each, Romney posts significant leads among Independent voters. In Virginia, Romney leads Obama by a massive 21 points among Independents. In OH and FL, he leads by 5-6 points. If this lead holds through election day, he will not lose these states, based on past elections.
Romney also has big leads among those most likely to vote. He wins seniors, the most dependable voting demographic, by 13 points in VA, 11 points in FL and 9 points in OH. Again, if these trends hold, Romney will sweep all three states, according to CBS.
And of course remember that this data does not include Democrats who will be crossing party lines to vote for Mitt Romney.
Mitt Romney takes Colorado on Tuesday.
They are announcing voting results BEFORE election day now?
Doesn't matter. People gave Colorado to Romney ages ago
Isn't that a kick in the ass.
Denver is where he was nominated and puked out all his hope and change BS four years ago.
I love it.
Dante didn't vote for Obama in 2008. I doubt what you get hard over matters much either
Obama doesn't need Colorado to win.
Sooo, Colorado is going back to Commie RED. Gee, what a surprise...
WASHINGTON -- With just one day remaining in the 2012 race for president, the polling picture is now virtually complete. President Barack Obama continues to hold narrow but significant leads over Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney in enough battleground states to put him over the 270 electoral votes needed for victory.
Sooo, Colorado is going back to Commie RED. Gee, what a surprise...
So are Va./Fl./NC.
The question of the hour....Ohio.
Sooo, Colorado is going back to Commie RED. Gee, what a surprise...
So are Va./Fl./NC.
The question of the hour....Ohio.
Obama Ends Campaign in Half-Empty ArenaPresident Obamas big rally tonight turned out to be just like his first, opening salvo of the 2012 campaign: a half-empty arena in Ohio. According to RealClearPolitics Scott Conroy, there were empty seats scattered around the upper-level of Nationwide Arena Four years ago, after all, Obama was easily filling venues larger than that The event even featured Bruce Springsteen and Jay-Z, and Obama still couldnt fill it out.
