Frisch Launches 2024 Campaign Against Rep. Boebert
Will Hold In-Person Launch Event Tomorrow in Pueblo
Frisch Came Just 546 Votes Shy of Defeating Boebert in Deep-Red CO-3 in the Country’s
Closest Congressional Race of 2022
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
DATE: February 14, 2023
CONTACT: Madeleine Schmidt, 405-822-0533
Woody Creek, CO – Today, Western Slope businessman Adam Frisch is launching his 2024
campaign to defeat U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) in Colorado’s third congressional district, just months after an exceptionally narrow defeat that defied incredible odds and represented the shock of the 2022 election cycle. Frisch will hold an in-person launch event in Pueblo tomorrow at 10 a.m. MT at the Pueblo Union Depot.
“It was the honor of a lifetime building a coalition of Democrats, Republicans, and unaffiliated voters who rejected Boebert’s extremism with their vote in 2022. But our work in CO-3 is not done,” Frisch said. “November’s election results show us that Boebert is weak and will be defeated, which is why I have decided to launch my 2024 congressional campaign. Despite her near-loss in a district that favored Republicans by 9 points, Boebert has only doubled-down on her divisive antics, attention-seeking, and angertainment that does nothing to benefit the people of Southern and Western Colorado. Out of all the extremists in congress, we’ve proven that Boebert is the only one who can be defeated. I humbly ask for your support as I get back to work to give CO-3 a representative who will take the job seriously and work across the aisle.
When elected, I will join the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus to find solutions and deliver results for the families, businesses, and communities in this district.”
Frisch’s 2022 race against Boebert was the closest congressional contest of the last election cycle despite election prognosticators asserting that the race wasn’t competitive.
FiveThirtyEight’s Nathaniel Rakich referred to the race as one of the most shocking potential upsets “in the history of the model,” which gave Boebert a 97% chance of winning. The closeness of the race triggered an automatic recount mandated by Colorado statute that was completed on December 12, with Boebert barely winning reelection by 546 votes.
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