If there was one race in the entire nation which polls indicate is a toss up, than it is the 2010 Colorado Senate election. There are many tight races in this years election, especially for Senators, however, few come as close to the one in the Centennial State.

The Senate race between Democrat Michael Bennet, and Republican, Ken Buck, will likely go down to the wire. Some officials think that the vote may be so close that a recount may be needed before officially announcing a winner. Recent election polls between the two indicate they are neck to neck, with Republican, Buck, possibly having a slight edge as of late. A poll released this morning by McClatchy/Marist indicates that Buck is leading 49-45. Polls released on Thursday by CNN-Time, and Tuesday by Public Policy Polling, however, show Buck ahead of Bennet 47-46, and tied with Bennet 47-47 respectively.

In a year where the Senate race is extremely important, Colorado is certainly setting itself up to be a major player on the national scale. Michael Bennet currently holds the seat in Senate for Colorado, however, the recent movements by the Republican party, and voters disdain for Democrats, are making this race incredibly tight. The 51 year old Buck, who is currently the District Attorney in Weld County, Colorado certainly has a shot.