Colorado
Related: About this forumThousands of Democrats are changing their voter registration in Lauren Boebert's district ...
Thousands of voters have recently left the Democratic Party in Western Colorado some as part of a grassroots effort to defeat Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert in her upcoming primary election.
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For the last few years, Colorados open primary system has allowed unaffiliated voters to participate in either partys primary elections. That means voters like Hallenborg can weigh in on Boeberts primary run without actually joining the Republican Party.
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In total, the Democratic Partys voter rolls in the district shrunk by about 3,700 people, or about 2.7%, from February through May, according to an analysis by CPR News. At the same time, the district saw unusual growth in its unaffiliated voter population. One political scientist, Seth Masket, described the findings as stunning.
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And, statistically, something unusual is happening. No other Colorado district has seen a comparable change over the last few months; neither party has lost more than a few hundred voters in other areas in that time
https://www.cpr.org/2022/06/07/lauren-boebert-2022-elections-democrats-unaffiliated-voters/?
Lovie777
(15,000 posts)she's an abomination...her prancing vomitus bilge brings shames her district...if her constituents didn't know her before, they certainly know her now and what they know they don't like...
MOMFUDSKI
(7,080 posts)in Florida. Must be registered as THAT party to vote in THAT party's primary. Voted Gingrich back in the day just to fuck over their stuff. Good on these people!
ms liberty
(9,826 posts)cactusfractal
(556 posts)ms liberty
(9,826 posts)doublethink
(7,132 posts)Would like nothing more for my birthday to see her voted out in that Colorado primary. "That would be great" (line from 'Office Space' movie) ... Make it happen Colorado !!!! k&r.
Moostache
(10,161 posts)yonder
(10,002 posts)I just rewatched the movie last week. Hadn't seen it for 20 years or more. I forgot just how clever and funny it is.
Apologies to the OP for the thread break.
MichMan
(13,160 posts)In 2010, with former governor Granholm term limited,, a number of Dems crossed over to vote in the Michigan governor primary and voted for a virtual unknown, Rick Snyder, over several other established Republican names.
The thought process was that electing an unknown was better than having to run against a more established conservative and would be easier to beat since he had no name recognition and had never held elected office. Well guess what, not only did he win the primary, he also won the general. Passed Right to Work, a bunch of tax cuts, and turned out to be a hard core RW.
bluedigger
(17,148 posts)I can't conceiver of a worse representative in my district, with the possible exceptions of MTG, Cawthorne, and Gohmert, and thank god they are all spoken for.
Liberty Belle
(9,610 posts)the general election this fall, since she is such a buffoon.
dixiechiken1
(2,113 posts)Can't remember who it was but they took credit for getting the dirt on Madison Cawthorn and said she was next. Anything happening with that, I wonder?
bluedigger
(17,148 posts)I haven't heard anything, in any case.
paleotn
(19,178 posts)more than she denigrates herself?
FakeNoose
(35,664 posts)Watch him look like an a-hole when she goes down!
ancianita
(38,516 posts)So Pueblo's Latino vote is maybe revving up this time.
It's likely that the word is out from Dist. 2, Neguse's district (Boulder), to kick her out through the primary so the rest of the season won't be another one of her cheap slug fests.
Out of the seven districts in CO, her Dist. 3 is definitely a battleground district.
A couple of local news items about the districting, which has been done by an independent commission.
https://www.durangoherald.com/articles/colorado-commission-releases-new-congressional-map-proposal-changing-boeberts-district/
https://www.chieftain.com/story/news/2021/09/29/pueblo-stays-co-3-final-colorado-redistricting-map/5915034001/
33taw
(2,800 posts)Include Boulder. If that is the case, she will have a tough time. Garfield and Mesa counties are small by comparison.