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Voters Weigh in on Close Race in Colorado's 4th Congressional District Between Boebert, Laubacher

Election officials are still counting ballots as Lauren Boebert trails Eileen Laubacher by fewer than 3,000 votes in a historically Republican district.

  • As of Friday, Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert trails Democratic challenger Eileen Laubacher by 2,376 votes in Colorado's 4th Congressional District, with 97 percent of the vote counted.
  • Weld County Clerk Carly Koppes finished counting votes in Boebert's stronghold, but ballots contained an unexpected number of "undervotes," leaving Boebert reliant on districts favoring Laubacher.
  • Investigating "some very unusual voting patterns," Boebert's campaign noted about 90% of the roughly 26,500 outstanding ballots sit in Douglas, Larimer, and Arapahoe counties.
  • An attorney for Boebert's campaign said they expect the election to head to a recount, with signature fixes and military ballots due by Nov. 12 and final tabulation on Nov. 13.
  • Boebert consistently underperforms other Republicans on the ballot, a pattern continuing from her 2023 move to the 4th District, and her potential loss could split Colorado's congressional delegation.
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KOAA broke the news on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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