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Republicans compete to face Neguse in congressional race
- Voters in Colorado's 2nd Congressional District will choose party candidates for the U.S. House in a primary election on June 30.
- Republican candidates Kelley Dennison and Christina Blunt are competing to challenge Neguse in the November general election.
- Blunt criticized Neguse for poor representation of the district and for focusing on legislation that has not passed, according to The Center Square.
- Neguse has highlighted his dedication to protecting public lands, supporting universal healthcare, and promoting climate change legislation, and he has a fundraising advantage over his Republican opponents.
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Republicans compete to face Neguse in congressional race
(The Center Square) - Voters in Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District, which includes the city of Boulder, will elect partisan candidates in the U.S. House during the June 30 primary.
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