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Lauren Boebert Is On The Verge Of Losing Her House Seat

Rep. Lauren Boebert changed districts to what she thought was a safe Republican district, but in 2026, she is trailing by thousands of votes and facing an uphill fight to keep her seat.

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Jason Easley
Nov 05, 2026

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO), one of the faces of the MAGA rise in the House, who has had more than a few scandals in her personal life, managed to hang on in Congress longer than Marjorie Taylor Greene, but it seems like Boebert is not going to survive the 2026 Republican wipeout.

Boebert had to change congressional districts because she was about to be run out of her old district.

In 2022, I wrote about Boebert:

The most common complaint from Boebert’s constituents was that she wasn’t responsive to them and wasn’t there, so the voters are on the verge of replacing her with Adam Frisch, who will be there, and do his job.

The moral here is that when someone is only interested in public service to serve themselves, constituents will come last. Eventually, whether it is Madison Cawthorn, Donald Trump, or Lauren Boebert, voters will get fed up and kick them to the curb.

Boebert stayed in Congress by moving to safer congressional district and running for an open House seat.

By 2026, Boebert is facing being out of Congress completely as the blue wave didn’t spare Colorado’s Fourth District.

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