A final, feisty debate in U.S. Senate race as Michael Bennet, Joe O'Dea make their cases

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : A federal law requiring universal background checks for all firearm sales?
51% : Instead of more laws regulating firearms, O'Dea, who is the son of a police officer, argued for more law enforcement, including in schools.
45% : In a series of yes or no questions on gun laws, the two candidates showed agreement and contrast.
36% : Law enforcement in schools has been contentious in some school districts.
33% :O'Dea ended his argument by saying public safety law enforcement and not tax law enforcement, through expanded IRS hiring, should be prioritized.
27% : Bennet said "I think we've made enough of these weapons of war in this country.""I will not be lectured by Democrats that continue to say we need to change this gun law, change that gun law, when they fail to enforce the laws we already have on the books," O'Dea said.

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