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The firebrand is competing for the seat in a Whiter, wealthier and more Republican district — a recipe that could help keep Boebert in Congress for another term.
Rep. Lauren Boebert's decision to switch districts could deflate conservative enthusiasm in the 3rd district and help Democrats flip the seat in 2024.
Comes after Boebert announced she would run in a primary for a district hundreds of miles away
The rematch is off. U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert will forego another campaign against Aspen Democrat Adam Frisch and will instead run for the CD4 seat.
Beleaguered Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert announced Wednesday night that she is running for Congress again — but in a different, more conservative district. This means she avoids facing Democrat Adam Frisch, a former Aspen city council member who ran against her in 2022. Boebert, currently representing Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District, announced she will now be running in the 4th Congressional district, the most conservative in the state and an easier seat for her to win, reports Colorado Public Radio.