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2. they use a non partisan commission

Reply to USAFRetired_Liberal (Original post)

Wed Apr 28, 2021, 10:36 PM

Apr 2021

I would think it depends on how much her part of CO is growing. If it is growing a bunch and the influx is more liberal, then she could be in trouble (she would have to lose people and they could wind up being her voters and not the influx of liberal voters. If there is no growth or little growth in her area her district will likely stay the same.

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Does Colorado getting an extra House seat make Boebert safer [View all] USAFRetired_Liberal Apr 2021 OP

depends on what they have to carve up to create the new district. nt yellowdogintexas Apr 2021 #1

they use a non partisan commission dsc Apr 2021 #2

Regardless of how the districts play out. I expect she is the least safe qgop seat PortTack Apr 2021 #3

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