Summary of pre-election coverage from our Statewide poll on the Democrat Primary
New York Times: “Colorado Community Research conducted the poll May 22 to 28”
Al Jazeera: “While a February survey by the progressive pollster Data for Progress suggested Hickenlooper leading by 32 points, a late May poll from Colorado Community Research had him ahead by just seven points.”
USA Today: “Bennet once had a 27-point lead in a Keating Research poll in February, but the race is now tight: one poll in May conducted by Colorado Community Research had Weiser ahead of Bennet by seven points”
Reuters: “A poll released this month , opens new tab by Colorado Community Research found Hickenlooper leading by 7 percentage points, with a quarter of voters still undecided”
VoteHub: “Most recently, Colorado Community Research showed Hickenlooper leading Gonzales by seven points, with one-quarter of voters undecided”
US News & World Report: “Hickenlooper’s lead has shrunk to just 7 points, according to a Colorado Community Research poll released June 8.”
The Downballot: “The exchange comes as a pair of recent polls suggest that Bennet is no longer the undisputed frontrunner to win the primary on June 30—and may even be the underdog. Weiser led 41-34 in a survey conducted in late May by Colorado Community Research, which told The Downballot the poll was not conducted for a client.”
The Steamboat Pilot: “Another poll conducted May 22-28 by Colorado Community Research shows Weiser with an eight-percentage-point lead over Bennet. Weiser’s lead drops slightly to seven percentage points when accounting for likely voters who are leaning toward either candidate. Twenty-five percent of those surveyed said they were undecided.”
ECIKS.org: “A poll released by Colorado Community Research in June found Hickenlooper leading by 7 percentage points, with a quarter of voters still undecided—a dramatic shift from a February survey by the Working Families Party PAC that showed him with a 32-point lead.”
The Coloradoan: “In between the Public Policy Polling polls, Colorado Community Research released the first poll of the race showing Weiser ahead. It gave him a 41% to 34% lead in a survey actually taken before the first Public Policy Polling survey but released after it.”