A new poll shows that Colorado voters oppose tougher gun laws. Opposition pushes to 70% for men, with women barely getting a majority of 51%. That’s still a pretty significant gender gap, but support is still dropping among women, it’s just dropping much faster among men. This is good news. The article does note that Hickenlooper enjoys a 51-40% approval rating, which is pretty good. But there is significant hope that is Colorado activists can get ahead of Dudley Brown, there’s a pretty good chance they can get the 15 round limit raised to 30 rounds, and then get rid of it if the legislature can become more favorable.
Good News for Colorado Gun Owners

The poll showed voters oppose such laws 56-39 percent, with a 80-18 percent opposition among Republicans. Independent voters oppose tougher laws by 59-35 percent while Democrats support tougher laws 76-19 percent.
Just more proof that the Democratic Party is the party of gun-control. And Republicans are becoming the party of gun-rights.
Will the Democratic Party start changing after losing more elections than they win nationwide? I’m doubtful. The Party has been distilling down to its hard-core Left wing since 1994.
Are there a lot more women registered to vote than men, then? 69 and 51 shouldn’t average to 56.