Organizations

• Democracy for America^[1]
• EMILY's List^[2]
• End Citizens United^[3]
• Everytown for Gun Safety^[4]
• Human Rights Campaign^[5]
• Let America Vote^[3]

Federal officials

• Hank Brown, former U.S. Senator from Colorado (1991–1997)^[13]
• Jason R. Dunn, formerUnited States Attorney for theDistrict of Colorado (2018–2021)^[13]
• Troy Eid, formerUnited States Attorney for theDistrict of Colorado (2006–2009)^[13]
• Scott McInnis, member of theMesa County commission (2015–) and former U.S. Representative fromColorado's 3rd congressional district (1993–2005)^[13]

State legislators

• Vicki Alger, formerstate representative^[13]
• Don Ament, formerstate senator^[13]
• Rob Fairbank, former state representative^[13]
• Tim Foster, former state representative^[13]
• Bob Gardner, state senator from the12th district (2017–)^[13]
• Larry Liston, state senator from the10th district (2021–)^[13]
• Chris Paulson, former state representative^[13]
• Jerry Sonnenberg, state senator from the1st district (2015–)^[13]
• Nancy Spence, former state senator from the27th district (2005–2013)^[13]
• Ron Teck, former state senator^[13]
• Rob Witwer, former state representative (2005–2009)^[13]

Local officials

• Cami Bremer, member of theEl Paso County board of commissioners^[13]
• Mike Coffman, mayor ofAurora (2019–), former U.S. Representative fromColorado's 6th congressional district (2009–2019) and formerSecretary of State of Colorado (2007–2009)^[13]
• Cody Davis,Mesa County commissioner^[13]
• Scott Doyle, formerLarimer Countyclerk^[13]
• Ann Eddins, formerDelta County clerk^[13]
• Kevin Grantham, member of theFremont County board of commissioners^[13]
• Danielle Jurinsky, member of theAurora city council^[13]
• Ted Mink, formerJefferson County sheriff^[13]
• Steve Moreno,Weld County commissioner^[13]
• Janet Rowland, Mesa County commissioner^[13]
• Jeff Schrader, Jefferson County sheriff^[13]
• John Suthers, mayor ofColorado Springs (2015–) and formerColorado Attorney General (2005–2015)^[13]
• Wayne W. Williams, member of the Colorado Springs city council (2019–) and former Secretary of State of Colorado (2015–2019)^[13]

Newspapers and other media

• Colorado Springs Gazette^[14]

Individuals

• Norma Anderson, former majority leader of the Colorado Senate (candidate's mother-in-law)^[13]
• Donetta Davidson, former chair of theElection Assistance Commission and former Secretary of State of Colorado (1999–2005)^[13]
• Mark Hillman, formerColorado State Treasurer (2005–2006)^[13]

Newspapers

• Sentinel Colorado^[19]

Newspapers and other media

• The Denver Post^[20]

Individuals

• Gigi Dennis, former Secretary of State (2005–2007)^[21]

1. ^Key:
   A – all adults
   RV – registered voters
   LV – likely voters
   V – unclear
2. ^"Other" with 3%
3. ^Rutledge (L) with 4%; Campbell (ACP) with 3%; Swing (U) with 1%

1. ^This poll was sponsored by ProgressNow Colorado, a liberal nonprofit organization.

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