[2]Political frontrunners seem so insider-y these days, and voters everywhere apparently just want change (not Barack Obama-brand "change," just someone new). In Arkansas last night, incumbent U.S. Senator Blanche Lincoln battled simply to get nominated by her party (via USA Today [3]). There were no big Super Tuesday contests in Colorado, but a significant poll was released yesterday showing former state House Speaker Andrew Romanoff gaining some "Romentum" in his battle to unseat Senator Michael Bennet, a fellow Democrat. And last week's controversy that Romanoff [4] (pictured right) was offered a job by the White House (which he didn't accept because he was busy running a political campaign against Bennet) only seems to have helped Romanoff win some much-needed exposure. [5] In an imaginary contest against Rasmussen Reports' presumed Colorado Republican frontrunner, former Lieutenant Governor Jane Norton, Romanoff is virtually tied, notes Fox 31 [6]. Bennet, meanwhile, trails Norton by six points in the same poll. The GOP's Ken Buck (pictured left), Weld County's district attorney, finishes better than Norton against Romanoff---45 percent to Romanoff's 39 (via The Huffington Post [7]).