Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) appears all but certain to lose her race, with key sources calling the election for her Democratic opponent, Eileen Laubacher, as there aren't enough outstanding ballots to give her a realistic path.
Boebert, however, took to X on Monday with a passive-aggressive jab at anyone in the media calling her race over, and insisting there are still votes to count.
"So I got off my Frontier flight from Colorado to D.C., and I saw that CNN and the Democrats want to call my race and prematurely declare victory," said Boebert. "So just a quick reminder: the counties still have until November 13th under Colorado law to finish counting and curing every eligible ballot. There are thousands that still need curing, plus military and overseas votes. Declaring victory now is like icing a cake before it comes out of the oven."
"While I have you here, I also want to say that I am so grateful to every Coloradan who voted, to my tenacious team who continues to serve, and to every volunteer still making calls and knocking doors. Regardless of the final outcome, we will move forward to future victories together. We will make sure that every eligible vote is counted, and every single voice is heard before we take any next steps."
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