Tim Malloy

Any candidate right now is chasing Joe Biden, and chasing money. And California is the best place to chase the money.

Sen. Bernie Sanders and Secretary Hillary Clinton are neck and neck. But while Bernie has the trust, Hillary has the experience. Two different measurements of two dissimilar candidates.

Like a freight train barreling through signals with his horn on full blast, Trump heads down the track towards a possible nomination.

It takes time and meticulous vetting to be accepted as a Syrian refugee, voters who know that are far more accepting than those who may not understand the process.

Donald Trump soars; Ben Carson rises; Jeb Bush slips and some GOP hopefuls seem to disappear, trump proves you don't have to be loved by everyone, just by enough Republicans to lead the GOP pack.

If he is sitting on the fence, his scores in the match-ups and his favorability ratings may compel him to say, 'Let's do this,'.

Hillary Clinton's numbers on honesty and trust may border on abysmal but Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, the GOP front runner, is still battling a name recognition handicap, do Colorado voters trust Hillary? No, they do not. Do they think she cares about their needs? No, they do not.

Do Colorado voters trust Hillary? No, they do not. Do they think she cares about their needs? No, they do not, so the door is open to a GOP candidate voters can believe in.

This is the kind of survey that shoots adrenaline into a campaign, marco Rubio gets strong enough numbers and favorability ratings to look like a legit threat to Hillary Clinton.

Yes she is a leader, but can she be trusted? Mixed review for Hillary Clinton on key character traits.