Does this question pertain to the special election or the November election?

@Parks Obviously the november election as it was made before Buck resigned

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Boebert landed in fifth place with just over 10% of the vote

https://www.coloradopolitics.com/elections/2024/lauren-boebert-finishes-in-middle-of-the-pack-in-straw-poll-at-inaugural-gop-primary-debate/article_5f9e8548-bc82-11ee-abad-7fdfb88d8db8.html

Y'all are betting this like she won't have a primary opponent. She will.

@FrederickNorris all politics has become national now. she’s got such high name ID that in a strong R county, it’s gonna be tough to compete with the dumbass they know.

@mattyb Her name recognition isn’t all positive. People aren’t going to vote for Lauren Boebert because she’s the name they know. She has to be well-liked in the district to be favored.

@GuyCohen I think this is a very mispriced market, but I guess we'll see!

The 4th Congressional District includes most of the eastern half of the state, as well as Douglas County and Greeley. Aside from one-term Democratic Rep. Betsy Markey, who served from 2009 to 2011, the district hasn't seen a Democratic representative since 1973.

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The incumbent has stepped down as well.

@mattyb

With a Cook Partisan Voting Index rating of R+13, it is the most Republican district in Colorado.[4] No Democrat has received more than 40% of the vote as a U.S. House candidate in the district since 2010.

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