From the Fort Collins Coloradoan:
While it is irrefutable that Buck, a Republican, has offered some bone-headed sound bites, e.g., high heels, alcoholism and homosexuality, etc., voters are encouraged to take a little more time to hear where he stands on health-care reform, reducing the deficit, higher-education loans, Social Security and growing the economy. Frankly put, Buck excels beyond appointed incumbent Michael Bennet in articulating a clear path toward solutions.
The race for U.S. Senate is too close to call according to a report from The Denver Post via the Boulder Daily Camera. From thea article:
Colorado`s U.S. Senate race has clenched into a dead heat days before polls close, as incumbent Democrat Michael Bennet climbed to meet GOP hopeful Ken Buck`s early lead, each man garnering 47 percent support among likely and actual voters, according to a Denver Post/9 News poll…
According to the poll, 53 percent of respondents supporting Buck are men and 53 percent of respondents supporting Bennet are women. That means about 40 percent of Buck`s supporters are women while 42 percent of Bennet`s supporters are men.
More 2010 Colorado elections coverage here.