John,

It’s not every day that one of the GOP’s frontline incumbents in a district that saw the closest election result of the 2022 midterm is vastly outraised by their challenger—but that’s exactly what happened to Lauren Boebert in the first quarter of this year:

It isn’t hard to imagine why Boebert would have difficulty fundraising: she nearly lost her seat to a first-time challenger in a Midterm election year that should have been favorable for her party; her district was redrawn last cycle to be even friendlier to Republicans and she still only won by 547 votes; and she has not changed her approach even slightly to appeal to the Independent and moderate voters that will decide her fate next year.

With that in mind, and knowing that Boebert is going to continue being divisive and doing nothing for her constituents for the foreseeable future, this fundraising result is yet another sign that Boebert is weak and can be defeated. 

Can you help The Colorado Turnout Project target the crucial voters that are going to decide whether Boebert gets another term or is ousted from Congress once and for all? Even $15 helps us build up the strength we’re going to need to win in ‘24:

Have an even bigger impact for our movement and make it a monthly contribution

Thank you for doing everything you can to kick Lauren Boebert out of Congress.

-CTP Team