Senate race unpredictable in independently minded Colorado
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In Colorado, one of the GOP’s main midterm battlegrounds to clench control of the Senate, the candidates seem to be advocating to women to decide the race. But Rocky Mountain voters are just as likely to legalize marijuana as expand oil exploration. Gwen Ifill reports on the many factors making Colorado’s election unpredictable.