Lauren Boebert will lose her seat in Congress, AP projects

First reported by NBC News at Fri 1:58 PM · 9 outlets in all

1. PBS NewsHour1hGOP Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado loses U.S. House seat to Democrat Eileen LaubacherDemocrat Eileen Laubacher defeated Rep. Lauren Boebert for a Colorado U.S. House seat on Friday, ousting a three-term Republican and staple of conservative media.
2. ABC News1hLauren Boebert will lose her seat in Congress, AP projectsColorado Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert will lose her House seat to Democratic challenger Eileen Laubacher, The Associated Press projected Friday.
3. AP2hRep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado loses House seat to Democrat Eileen Laubacher
4. Fox News2hRep Lauren Boebert projected to lose House seat in another Democratic flipRep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., lost her congressional seat to Democratic challenger Eileen Laubacher. Boebert, an ally of President Trump, was seeking a fourth term.
5. Washington Examiner2hLauren Boebert loses reelection bid despite moving to more conservative districtRep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) on Friday lost her bid for reelection after changing districts in a move aimed at boosting her chances of keeping her House seat. Democratic challenger Eileen Laubacher, a retired Navy rear admiral who served in the Biden administration, won her race in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District 48.79% to 47.90%, or by
6. NY Post2hLauren Boebert loses re-election bid in solid red Colorado districtWith more than 95% of ballots counted, Boebert received 47.9% of the vote compared to Laubacher’s 48.7%, according to the Associated Press.
7. Yahoo News2hLauren Boebert loses House seat to Democratic challenger in Colorado
8. New York Times(subscription required)2hLauren Boebert Loses Re-election Bid in Colorado House Race to Eileen LaubacherMs. Boebert’s loss to Eileen Laubacher in a conservative House district represents a significant victory for Democrats.
9. NBC News2hRep. Lauren Boebert, conservative firebrand from Colorado, loses her race for re-electionThe Colorado Republican changed to a more conservative district after a close re-election call in 2022. But this year’s blue tsunami has swept her out of office, NBC News projects.