Lauren Boebert's Team Flags 'Unusual Voting Patterns' As She Trails Rival
Summary
With 97 percent of the vote counted in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District, Democrat Eileen Laubacher leads Representative Lauren Boebert by 48.75 percent to 47.95 percent, according to the Associated Press. Boebert campaign attorney Scott Gessler said the campaign is examining what he called unusual voting patterns and expects the race to go to a recount.Key Facts
- The Associated Press reported that 97 percent of the vote had been counted.
- Laubacher had 48.75 percent of the vote, compared with Boebert’s 47.95 percent.
- Boebert is seeking re-election to the House in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District.
- Campaign attorney Scott Gessler said outstanding votes remain and the campaign is working to ensure every legal vote is counted.
- Gessler said ballot returns had been narrowing Laubacher’s lead since election night.
- Gessler said the campaign is investigating voting patterns and expects a recount.
- Newsweek said it contacted both campaigns for comment. No responses were included in the article.
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