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Are there enough Republicans left in Colorado to reelect Cory Gardner?
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| Contributor | BrentinCO |
| Last Edited | BrentinCO Jun 30, 2020 05:24pm |
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| Category | News |
| Author | Ella Nilsen |
| News Date | Tuesday, June 30, 2020 11:00:00 PM UTC0:0 |
| Description | Democrats feel confident about flipping Republican Sen. Cory Gardner’s seat in Colorado for one simple reason: Republican voters there are leaving the party in droves.
“The moderates are being run out of the party, top to bottom,” said David Flaherty, who runs Colorado-based Republican polling firm Magellan Strategies. “It’s really a math problem for all [GOP] candidates, not just Cory Gardner.”
Colorado voters elected Gardner in 2014, a year where Republican turnout in the state outnumbered Democratic and unaffiliated turnout. But in the Trump era, many disaffected moderates are registering as unaffiliated voters, leaving a bleak numbers game for Republicans. In Colorado’s 2018 midterms, Magellan analysis found Democratic and unaffiliated voter turnout each surged past Republican turnout — powered by women and younger voters. |
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