Boebert’s Old District Moves to ‘Lean Republican’
The Cook Political Report said the news that Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) was going to run in another congressional district was good for the GOP’s chances of holding onto Colorado’s 3rd district “as Boebert was the main reason it was in so much jeopardy.”
The race will be moved from the “Toss Up” category to “Leans Republican.”
Outside Groups Already Targeting Lauren Boebert
“The 2024 elections are still more than a year away, but outside groups are already targeting Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) after she nearly lost her bid for re-election against Adam Frisch (D) last November,” KDVR reports.
Adam Frisch Will Challenge Lauren Boebert Again
Adam Frisch (D) — who lost his challenge to Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) by just 546 votes in 2022 — announced he is running again.
Lauren Boebert May Hang On
FiveThirtyEight: “In Colorado’s 3rd District, Boebert may hold on: She now leads by 794 votes and her lead grew even with light-blue Pueblo County reporting most of its remaining votes. ABC News estimates that around 5,000 votes are outstanding in the district, which means Frisch would need to win 58 percent of those to win, which seems unlikely.”
“But as we’ve seen, the vote method and timing matters. Colorado is a vote-by-mail state, but votes dropped off on Election Day tend to be more Republican, while those coming through the mail tend to be more Democratic. So until we have the results in hand, it’s hard to know just how red or blue a batch of newly reported votes will be.”
Democratic Poll Finds Lauren Boebert in Close Race
A new Keating Research (D) poll finds Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) barely leading challenger Adam Frisch (D), 47% to 45% with 7% still undecided.
