CO-4: Boebert in hot water again (1/7)

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It's probably to avoid a primary. In time his district might be the only GOP voting district left in the state.

CO-05 is trending blue?

The Springs I think narrowly voted for Biden. They just elected a “non-partisan” Mayor who is pretty  known to at-least have sympathy for the democrats. If current patterns persist it’ll probably blue by 2030.

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It's probably to avoid a primary. In time his district might be the only GOP voting district left in the state.

CO-05 is trending blue?

The Springs I think narrowly voted for Biden. They just elected a “non-partisan” Mayor who is pretty  known to at-least have sympathy for the democrats. If current patterns persist it’ll probably blue by 2030.

No, I think Trump still won it narrowly, although I'm fairly sure it voted for Polis. That district is safe R in 2024, but definitely worth watching further down the road.

Looked up on DRA, Colorado Springs did go to Trump by 3.5% in 2020, he won it by 16.0% in 2016.

That Atlanta suburbs level swing

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I expect a lot of the more senior ““sane”” republicans to retire. Buck and Granger are just the beginning

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https://twitter.com/aseitzwald/status/1719762488978231757

He is no hero, but he is a disturbing representation of how sick the party has become now that he is among the most reasonable in their ranks.

“Heroic republican takes a stand and says that we probably should have some democracy”

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There’s already a couple fairly prominent local politicians running. It’ll be curious if they drop out and endorse or fight it out.

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Yeah I’m not surprised they aren’t rolling over. Eastern Colorado is pretty regionalist and not without reason