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U.S. Senate · Colorado · 6 candidates

Colorado: who do you expect to win the U.S. Senate race?

Held until 10 responses

Fewer than 10 votes on recordCloses Nov 3

The Colorado U.S. Senate race on November 3. On the November ballot, per the Colorado Secretary of State official candidate list: Mark Baisley (Rep), Christopher Baum (Approval Voting Party), Bob Chew (Forward Party), John Hickenlooper (Dem), Blake Huber (Lib), Adam Withrow (Unity Party). Each figure is the share of everyone who answered who expects that candidate to win on November 3: an expectation, not a forecast and never an endorsement.