Colorado GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert is facing tough competition in her bid for re-election to the House of Representatives after switching districts. Boebert, who originally represented Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District, announced in December that she would be running for the House seat in the 4th District. However, since her announcement, Boebert has struggled to gain traction with voters in the solidly red district, as evidenced by her fifth-place finish in a recent straw poll. Several other Republican candidates, including Logan County Commissioner Jerry Sonnenberg and former Colorado House Minority Leader Mike Lynch, have emerged as strong contenders in the race. Sonnenberg emphasized his deep roots in the district, while expressing concerns about Boebert’s decision to switch districts. The Colorado Republican primary election is scheduled for June 25, followed by the general election on November 5.
Lauren Boebert Struggles in Colorado GOP Primary Race for Congressional District Switch, US
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