Clinton trails GOP rivals in CO

There’s a few “Good news for the real estate mogul: The poll is only of voters in Colorado, which won’t matter this year”, since Colorado will not have a preference election. Ted Cruz of Texas with 14 percent, Carly Fiorina with 5 percent, Sen.

Meanwhile, Colorado voters have saved their warm welcome for Republican Ben Carson.

In addition to Carson beating Clinton in Colorado, all other leading Republican candidates would lead Clinton by at least 11 percentage points.

A key swing state is giving Hillary Clinton the cold shoulder.

Sanders runs better than Clinton in general election matchups: Rubio over Sanders 52 – 39 percent; Carson beats Sanders 52 – 40 percent; Cruz tops Sanders 49 – 42 percent; and Trump gets 46 percent to Sanders’ 44 percent.

The survey – conducted November 11-15 – began a day after the most recent GOP debate and two weeks after the candidates appeared on stage in Boulder. It has a 4.5 percent margin of error. The rest of the candidates received 1 percent or less.

A deeper look at the numbers shows that Carson is winning among the voters who self-identified as “very conservative” or evangelical, though Cruz is galvanizing those who align with the Tea Party.

The poll said the majority of Republican Coloradans favor Mr. Carson as their nominee, with 25 percent support. Another 21 percent refused to support Bush, the poll found. Hickenlooper won by 3 points.

Colorado voters say 67 – 30 percent that Clinton is not honest and trustworthy and 57 – 37 percent that Trump is not honest.

The former Secretary of State’s favorability numbers, the poll finds, are worse than Donald Trump’s. The poll also surveyed 404 Democrats with a 4.9 percentage point margin of error. Cory Gardner, and this poll signals the GOP still has momentum in the state. Ben Carson wins a possible head-to-head matchup as well, with a 52% to 38% benefit. Cruz holds a 13-point advantage and Trump registered an 11-point edge.