A flurry of polls have been released over the last 24 hours, all of which you can follow at PollTracker. But here are a couple of notable ones in the key Senate races that have come out this morning:
In Colorado, which has been looking very rough for Democrat Mark Udall in recent days, Quinnipiac University poll shows Cory Gardner’s lead has dwindled from 7 points to 2 points. With Colorado having an all-mail in ballot this year and polls open for weeks now, you’ve got a significant chunk of the respondents to the survey who have actually voted already.
The Udall campaign has long argued that it’s sophisticated voter targeting will give it enough extra juice to close the gap with Gardner. It’s hard to imagine that’s enough to close a 4-7 point gap, but it could make a couple of points difference. As of right now, the PollTracker average gives Gardner a 2.3-percentage-point lead.
In the Georgia Senate race, Survey USA shows a 5-point swing since its last poll, with David Perdue going from 2 points down to 3 points up, but still not drawing enough support to avoid a runoff.