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Who’s ahead in Colorado?

Updating average for each candidate in 2024 presidential polls, accounting for each poll's recency, sample size, methodology and house effects.

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President: general election, Colorado, 2024
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Oct. 28-30
600LV
Oct. 28-30
600LV
Keating Research
 Harris
53%
 Harris
53%

Harris

53%

Trump

41%
41%
Trump  Harris+12
Oct. 18-30
750LV
Oct. 18-30
750LV
YouGov
 Harris
55%
 Harris
55%

Harris

55%

Trump

41%
41%
Trump  Harris+14
Oct. 1-30
400LV
Oct. 1-30
400LV
ActiVote
 Harris
57%
 Harris
57%

Harris

57%

Trump

43%
43%
Trump  Harris+13
Sept. 15-Oct. 19
400LV
Sept. 15-Oct. 19
400LV
ActiVote
 Harris
59%
 Harris
59%

Harris

59%

Trump

41%
41%
Trump  Harris+17
Sept. 9-18
512LV
Sept. 9-18
512LV
Morning Consult
 Harris
53%
 Harris
53%

Harris

53%

Trump

42%
42%
Trump  Harris+10
Sept. 11-14
500LV
Sept. 11-14
500LV
Keating Research
 Harris
53%
 Harris
53%

Harris

53%

Trump

42%
42%
Trump  Harris+11
Aug. 30-Sept. 8
498LV
Aug. 30-Sept. 8
498LV
Morning Consult
 Harris
55%
 Harris
55%

Harris

55%

Trump

40%
40%
Trump  Harris+15
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