Opinion Research for CNN/Time (9/17-21, likely voters, no trend lines):
CO-Sen:
Michael Bennet (D-inc): 44
Ken Buck (R): 49
Undecided: 3
(MoE: ±3.5%)
Among registered voters, Bennet has a 47-44 lead.
CO-Gov:
John Hickenlooper (D): 47
Dan Maes (R): 21
Tom Tancredo (ACP): 29
Undecided: 1
(MoE: ±3.5%)
Interestingly, a registered voter sample doesn’t boost Hickenlooper’s score much at all; he scores 48% to Tancredo’s 26% under that sample. If only he’d be able to rub off some of his magic on Bennet…
DE-Sen:
Chris Coons (D): 55
Christine O’Donnell (R): 39
Undecided: 2Chris Coons (D): 37
Mike Castle (R): 55
Undecided: 2
(MoE: ±3.5%)
Amusingly, CNN/TIME decided to rub some salt into the wounds of the NRSC, finding that Castle would’ve been dominating right now if only he hadn’t been teabagged to death by the brain-dead GOP base. Where Castle dominated among independents and stole 33% of Democrats, O’Donnell loses indies by 7% and only takes 6% of Democrats (while losing 15% of Republicans to Coons). As for the RV numbers, Coons’ lead expands to 59-34 without the likely voter screen.
WI-Sen:
Russ Feingold (D-inc): 45
Ron Johnson (R): 51
Undecided: 2
(MoE: ±3%)
The enthusiasm gap is, unsurprisingly, rough here: among registered voters, Feingold leads by 48-46.
WI-Gov:
Tom Barrett (D): 42
Scott Walker (R): 53
Undecided: 2
(MoE: ±3%)
Barrett even trails among registered voters, though by a slimmer 48-45 margin.