Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold has announced the upcoming special election and GOP primary ballots.
Republican Colorado congresswoman Lauren Bobert has received a boost in her bid to eventually take over Ken Buck's 4th congressional district.On Saturday, Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold confirmed that the June 25 special election, which was triggered after Buck said he would be leaving office on March 22 and not the end of his term as previously announced, will appear on a single ballot, but it will appear after the GOP primary taking place the same day.
As previously noted by Colorado-based 9News anchor Kyle Clark on X, formerly Twitter: 'Best case scenario for Boebert is probably if it's a single ballot with the GOP primary listed first.'Otherwise, GOP voters may select their candidate in the special election and skip the GOP primary or vote for the same person in both.'Boebert's office has been contacted by Newsweek for comment via email.
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