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Thats the 3rd district. Her current district that she's running away from to avoid running against Frisch again. The GOP is worried they'll lose that district now. And I hope Frisch wins

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programming.dev

Wasn't that the "much safer" district she switched to after damn near losing her own district in '22?

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lemmy.world

No, she barely won district 3 and so switched to the safer district 4 for the upcoming election. Adam Frisch, the Dem who almost defeated Boebert last time around is going up against first-timer Jeff Hurd.

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I see. So the one she was definitely going to lose this time around is still definitely going to be lost, just not by her. That's sad. I was looking forward to missing her.

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feddit.nl

Why and how does one switch districts?

Is that an overnight affair, out does one need to win an election in the new district?

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She's moving (moved?) to the new district, but constitutionally you only need to live in the same state as the district you represent

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lemmy.sdf.org

"He says he (doesn't) wants the political circus, but spent hundreds of thousands interfering in the Republican primary to beat me."

The article is incoherent. I gave up after this paragraph.

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Sorry you had a hard time reading a direct quote.

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Republicans fighting to hold onto Lauren Boebert's seat in Colorado's 3rd Congressional District after Congresswoman's switch | Spyke