2002 Colorado US Senate Candidate Poll Summary Feb-May 2002 @ Stanley for U.S. Senate 2002

Pre-Convention Campaign Summary
2002 Colorado Senate Campaign Poll Results
February 2002 - May 2002
Rick doesn't believe in polls. He knows that the polls are bogus, and that
the government-controlled media will do all they can to skew the results
to serve their purposes. In the case of the polls cited below, the pollsters
don't even mention Rick's name. They only include the "safe" Democrat
and Republican voters. Yet, in spite of all those built-in biases, people are
still speaking up, and saying they will vote for Rick!

For those of you who do care about polls, here's a selection of recent results.
It's likely that Rick's support would be showing up in the 12% to 15%
range if these polls were conducted honestly.

February 13, 2002
As reported in The Orvetti Report*
Denver Post Poll
Allard (R): 51%
Strickland (D): 35%
(See: The Orvetti Report, Feb. 13, 2002)

March 13-17, 2002
As published in the National Journal**
Garin-Hart-Yang Poll (Paid for by Strickland)
Allard (R) 43%
Strickland (D) 37%
Other 4%
Undecided 16%
This poll also monitored Allard's re-election numbers:
"Do you think Wayne Allard should be re-elected?"
Yes - 33%
Time for a Change - 32%
No Preference - 25%
Not Sure - 10%
( See: The National Journal CO Senate race poll page )

March 25, 2002
As published in The Orvetti Report*
Garin-Hart-Yang Poll (Paid for by Strickland)
Sen. Wayne Allard (R) 43%
Tom Strickland (D) 37%
Rick Stanley (L) 4%
(See: The Orvetti Report - March 25, 2002)

March 27, 2002
As published in The Orvetti Report*
Rocky Mountain News Poll
Allard (R) 41%
Strickland (D) 36%
Other 2%
(See:The Orvetti Report - March 27, 2002 )

April 7-8, 2002
As published in The National Journal**
Hill Research Poll (Paid for by Allard)
Allard (R) 49%
Strickland (D) 33%
Don't Know/Other 18%
(See: The National Journal CO Senate race poll page)

April 7-8, 2002
As published in The National Journal**
Hill Research Poll (Paid for by the NRSC & Allard)
General Vote in the 2002 Colorado Senate Race
Republican 41%
Democrat 29%
Other 30%
(See: The National Journal CO Senate race general poll page)

April 15, 2002
The Orvetti Report* announces prediction:
Rick Stanley is favored to win the Libertarian nomination
for U.S. Senate candidate in Colorado
(No Link - Page content since changed)

April 16-28, 2002
As published in The National Journal**
Rocky Mountain News Poll
Allard (R) 43%
Strickland (D) 31%
Other 3%
Undecided 23%
(See: National Journal CO Senate race poll page)

May 2, 2002
As published in The Orvetti Report*
Hill Research Poll (Paid for by Allard)
Allard (R) 49%
Strickland (D) 31%
Other candidate 3%
(See: The Orvetti Report - May 2, 2002)

May 6, 2002
The Orvetti Report publishes Prediction for 2002 Colorado Senate Race:
Republican Sen. Wayne Allard slightly favored over Democrat Thomas Strickland and Libertarian Rick Stanley
(See: Orvetti Report Predictions - Look under Colorado)

May 6, 2002
As published in The Orvetti Report*
Rocky Mountain News Poll
Allard (R) 49%
Strickland (D) 31%
Other Candidate 3%
(See: The Orvetti Report - May 6, 2002)

* The Orvetti Report ( http://www.orvetti.com ) is created by Peter Orvetti who is a journalist and communications professional based in Washington, D.C. He was the editor and moderator for Web, White & Blue 2000, the first-ever online presidential debate which included (among others) now-President George Bush, Al Gore, and the LP candidate for President 2000, Mr. Harry Browne. Visit the Orvetti Report at: http://www.orvetti.com and read "The Orvetti Report" for all the latest political news in 250 words or less each day. If you had trouble chasing the links above, you may have to subscribe to The Orvetti Group at Yahoo.groups.com to gain access.

** The National Journal ( http://www.nationaljournal.com ) is a publication of the National Journal Group Inc., and is a leading publisher of magazines, newsletters, books and directories for people who have a professional interest in politics, policy and government. Based in Washington, D.C., National Journal Group Inc. is committed to providing publications and services that are nonpartisan,
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