Colorado Congressional Races See Disparate Support
- Republican U.S. Rep. Jeff Hurd in Colorado's 3rd District benefits from significant GOP funding, while Democrats have not matched this support.
- Democrat Dwayne Romero, former Aspen City Councilman, has received some funding from the DCCC but lacks broader Democratic support.
- In Colorado's 5th District, Democrat Jessica Killin campaigns with a 'Team Normal' approach, aiming to flip the historically Republican district.
- The 5th District, encompassing Colorado Springs and El Paso County, has never elected a Democrat to Congress.
- This midterm election cycle presents unique challenges for Republicans in these districts.
Articles (6)
The Colorado Sun·
Colorado’s hottest congressional race may surprise you. It has everything: a potential flip, ads about ads, and lots of cash.
Colorado Public Radio·
Prices, Trump and change, what voters are focused on in the 8th congressional district race
National Democrats summoned the cavalry to Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District. It hasn’t come.
Democrat Manny Rutinel says he wants to ‘represent everybody’ in the 8th, the state’s most competitive district
Republican Jeff Crank says he remains ‘a good fit for the district’ in District 5 reelection bid
Democrat Jessica Killin says she brings ‘Team Normal’ mentality to 5th Congressional District campaign