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Lauren Boebert Wins Reelection in Colorado

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Lauren Boebert Wins Reelection in Colorado

Lauren Boebert Wins Reelection in Colorado

Lauren Boebert Wins , Reelection in Colorado.

'The Washington Post' reports that a recount has confirmed that the far-right Republican has secured her House seat for another term.

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'The Washington Post' reports that a recount has confirmed that the far-right Republican has secured her House seat for another term.

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According to Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold, Boebert won by 546 votes.

According to Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold, Boebert won by 546 votes.

She beat conservative Democrat Adam Frisch.

Frisch had run on the platform that ā€œLauren Boebert is an anti-American, anti-Colorado show pony who canā€™t tell right from wrong.ā€.

His claims stem from the fact that Boebert previously used campaign funds to pay her rent and utilities.

'The Denver Post' reports that she also received $22,259 in mileage reimbursements from campaign funds.

Boebert has also come under fire for her views on gun rights and pandemic restrictions.

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But Democrats' efforts to replace her were unsuccessful, and Frisch conceded prior to the recount.

But Democrats' efforts to replace her were unsuccessful, and Frisch conceded prior to the recount.

He urged his supporters to cease raising campaign funds.

Colorado elections are safe, accurate and secure.

Please save your money for your groceries, your rent, your children, for other important causes and organizations.

, Adam Frisch, via statement.

Boebert's victory adds another seat to Republicans' narrow House majority.

Boebert's victory adds another seat to Republicans' narrow House majority


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