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   From: boinked@easynews.com   
      
   Representative Lauren Boebert, a Colorado Republican, has a strong showing   
   compared to her GOP rivals in a recent poll, but many Coloradans remain   
   undecided going into Tuesday's primary election.   
      
   Bobert currently serves Colorado's 3rd Congressional District, but has   
   been campaigning to take over now-retired Representative Ken Buck's vacant   
   seat in Colorado's 4th District. The congresswoman previously said she   
   changed districts for personal reasons, but the move came after she   
   narrowly won in the 3rd district during the 2022 midterms, despite it   
   generally being viewed as having a Republican-lean.   
      
   A Kaplan Strategies poll conducted on May 31 found that 40 percent of   
   registered voters plan to vote for Boebert, while 40 percent are   
   undecided. Boebert's challengers received a small percent of support:   
   Peter Yu got 5 percent, Jerry Sonnenberg got 4 percent, Deborah Flora got   
   4 percent, Richard Holtorf got 4 percent and Mike Lynch got 3 percent. The   
   poll surveyed 343 registered likely voters in Colorado's 4th district and   
   it had a margin of error of plus or minus 4.3 percent.   
      
   https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/lauren-boebert-s-chances-of-   
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