Public Policy Polling dropped this in the middle of the night...
True Independent correctly suggested I should stress the sample size and small margin of error in this poll. He said it best in his comment, so here it is.
Diarist should stress the size of the survey PPP (3+ / 0-)
just conducted. PPP surveyed over 2000 "likely voters" in CO. The sampling was so huge that the margin of error for this poll is an unbelievably small 2.2%. I think only campaign internal polls have margins of error that low. That makes the topline numbers that much more solid and likely to be close to the final numbers.
I am heartened by the strength of Obama's numbers among hispanics. Being from Nevada, this is of a special interest to me. Combine our strong Hispanic population and the recent early voting numbers provided by HigherPie and this Nevadan while not sleeping any easier is at least breathing for now...
"He is up 60-36 with voters who don’t
identify with either party, and he has a 65-33 lead with Hispanics, the fastest growing
voter bloc in the state. "
Also, early voting in the state despite concern broadcasting from the lovely Rachel Maddow proves to be benefiting the cause...
"Obama is also banking a huge lead in early voting. 65% of respondents said they had
already cast their ballots, and among those folks Obama has an even more dominant 58-
41 lead. "
Here is the Link to the complete release from Public Policy Polling....