Magellan has been known to produce poll results for what clients want, rather than the actual reality.

I’m interested in knowing what they asked and/or how they asked it.

I think Peak is right. Blaha may be gaining ground from his massive ad campaign, but he’s not within 5 points.  

And without a word of acknowledgment. Typical move by classless hacks.

Add this news to the fact that Perlmutter is consistently the second worst abuser of taxpayer funded franking privileges in the delegation [Lamborn being the first – Ari]

… or it isn’t. From this very diary:

The advantage of incumbency is useful to Lamborn in more than just his voting record, including the ability to use taxpayer funds to send out “franked”[Peak’s sudden use of quotes is noteworthy – Ari] mail to constituents. Blaha recently filed a formal complaint against Lamborn for his use of franking, though it’s unlikely to go anywhere since a Franking Commission formally approved all of Lamborns [sic] mailers before they were sent.

Which is it?

But Lamborn is no stranger to primary challengers as an incumbent Congressman. He fended off serious challenges in 2006 and 2008.

He wasn’t incumbent in 2006. He was one of six challengers for the nomination in the wake of Joel Hefley’s decision not to run again – one he won by being the most extreme candidate in a field full of extremists.