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Line 432: − ===CO-1st district=== − Incumbent [[Democrat]] representative [[Diana DeGette]] is running for re-election. DeGette voted in favor of the impeachment sham. Her seat has been marked by several election ratings as a safe blue hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CO-1 Democrat primary==== − Rep. DeGette ran unopposed in her party's primary.<ref name="Colorado Primary Results 2020">[https://www.politico.com/2020-election/results/colorado/ Colorado Primary Results 2020]</ref> − − ====CO-1 Republican primary==== − The [[Republican]] primary was won by Shane Bolling, who ran uncontested.<ref name="Colorado Primary Results 2020"/> − Line 457:
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Line 459: − − ===CO-5th district=== − Republican [[Doug Lamborn]] is seeking re-election to another House term. Lamborn voted against the [[impeachment coup against Donald Trump]]. His seat has been marked as a safe hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CO-5 Republican primary==== − Rep. Lambourn ran in the Republican primary election unopposed.<ref name="Colorado Primary Results 2020"/> − − ====CO-5 Democrat primary==== − The only Democrat running to challenge Lambourn was Jillian Freeland, who was unopposed.<ref name="Colorado Primary Results 2020"/> Line 487:
Line 468: − − ===CO-7th district=== − Democrat [[Ed Perlmutter]] is running for re-election. Rep. Perlmutter voted for the impeachment coup. He is expected to win re-election to another House term.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====CO-7 Democrat primary==== − Perlmutter ran unopposed in his party's primary.<ref name="Colorado Primary Results 2020"/> − − ====CO-7 Republican primary==== − Charles Stockham was the only Republican who ran to oppose Rep. Perlmutter.<ref name="Colorado Primary Results 2020"/>
United States House of Representatives elections, 2020 (view source)
Revision as of 18:51, October 8, 2020
, 18:51, October 8, 2020→Colorado: removing some comparably bland sections for safe House seats, given no objections mentioned here
==Colorado==
==Colorado==
===CO-2nd district===
===CO-2nd district===
[[Joe Neguse]], the [[Democrat]] from [[Colorado]]'s 2nd district, is seeking re-election. Neguse is a member of the [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and voted for the [[impeachment coup]]. He is expected to easily win re-election, representing a [[liberal]] district.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/>
[[Joe Neguse]], the [[Democrat]] from [[Colorado]]'s 2nd district, is seeking re-election. Neguse is a member of the [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and voted for the [[impeachment coup]]. He is expected to easily win re-election, representing a [[liberal]] district.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/>
[[File:Ken Buck official congressional photo.jpg|thumb|left|145px|Rep. Buck is seeking re-election.]]
[[File:Ken Buck official congressional photo.jpg|thumb|left|145px|Rep. Buck is seeking re-election.]]
====CO-3 Democrat primary====
====CO-3 Democrat primary====
The Democrat primary was won by Diane Mitsch Bush, who garnered just over 60% of the vote.<ref name="Colorado Primary Results 2020"/> She currently is portraying herself as being more "moderate" despite having previously ran for office as a [[far-left]]ist.<ref>[https://freebeacon.com/2020-election/colorado-dem-campaigns-as-a-moderate-obscuring-radical-record/ Colorado Dem Campaigns as a Moderate, Obscuring Radical Record]</ref>
The Democrat primary was won by Diane Mitsch Bush, who garnered just over 60% of the vote.<ref name="Colorado Primary Results 2020"/> She currently is portraying herself as being more "moderate" despite having previously ran for office as a [[far-left]]ist.<ref>[https://freebeacon.com/2020-election/colorado-dem-campaigns-as-a-moderate-obscuring-radical-record/ Colorado Dem Campaigns as a Moderate, Obscuring Radical Record]</ref>
====CO-4 Democrat primary====
====CO-4 Democrat primary====
The Democrat primary was won by Ike McCorkle, who faced no other opponents.<ref name="Colorado Primary Results 2020"/>
The Democrat primary was won by Ike McCorkle, who faced no other opponents.<ref name="Colorado Primary Results 2020"/>
===CO-6th district===
===CO-6th district===
====CO-6 Republican primary====
====CO-6 Republican primary====
The only Republican running to challenge Rep. Crow was Steve House.<ref name="Colorado Primary Results 2020"/>
The only Republican running to challenge Rep. Crow was Steve House.<ref name="Colorado Primary Results 2020"/>
==Connecticut==
==Connecticut==