Governor Hickenlooper benefitted from a 25-point gender gap by a net 5 points. He loses men by 10 points and wins women by 15. Also, women are nearly twice as likely to say they haven’t decided.
In the face-off with the Republicans’ frontrunner, Tom Tancredo, the gender gap provides a 10-point gap benefitting Hickenlooper, who only beat Tancredo by 5 points among all voters.
By 7 points, Coloradans don’t believe Hickenlooper should be re-elected, but men say no to re-election by 20 points, 36 percent “yes” and 56 percent “no,” whereas women support his re-election by 7 points (49% yes to 42% no).
Women also are on the liberal side of major issues:
- By 3%, women support “stricter gun control”; men, 32% oppose it
- Gender difference of 46 points on statewide ban on “high-capacity ammunition,” with women 60% in favor of a ban and men 60% opposed
- Women support Obamacare by 5 points, men disapprove of it by 22 points
Public Policy Polling: CO split on Hickenlooper/Udall, GOP inclined to run 2010 candidates
Quinnipiac: Colorado Gov has early lead in re-elect bid, Quinnipiac University poll finds; voters back fracking, mixed signals on gun control
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So, I guess that my "low T" explains my stance on the issues.
I can see the slogans now:
"Increase your magazine size with AXIRON"
"Need more bullets in your gun? Use AndroGel"
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