Voters in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District will know soon who will represent them in Congress for the next two years. It could be either Republican primary winnner Lauren Boebert or Democratic primary winner Trisha Calvarese. The two candidates will be doing their last day of campaigning before heading to election night parties in the evening.
Polls on Election Day close at 7 p.m. across the state and in CD4. The district consists of most of Colorado’s Eastern Plains and it includes Douglas County in the southern part of the Denver metro area and the city of Loveland in Northern Colorado.
CD4 is one of three districts in the state with an open seat. It was vacated by Rep. Ken Buck, who left office before his term was up last spring. In June a special election was held and Republican Greg Lopez soundly defeated Calvarese with 58% of the vote. Lopez is the current CD4 representative through the end of the term and is not seeking election for the next two years. Calvarese also ran for the Democratic primary in June and was more successful there , defeating two other Democrats with 45% of the vote.