have people who contest their results, even though there is no need to contest them if they ve lost fair and square. it seems like kari lake is really poised to do that. and i think that gives a lot of concern because arizona is a tinderbox right now. i m in arizona at the moment for related political efforts, and there is a lot of tension here in the air in the state because of her comments and words. and of course, nicolle, it s not just kari lake. we ve got some of these other elections we re watching where others could follow suit. right now lauren boebert i think is only 600 votes ahead of frisch. but if those numbers changed, that might be another person we see the kari lake line spouted from. so this isn t over yet. and we can only hope that people do concede like tim ryan did very graciously in ohio. you know, there is this feeling that we donnelled a political bullet, right, that last tuesday came and went, and that the people that haven t conceded their defeats are the
running up numbers. and mesa county where grand junction is. you ve got a bit of a mix here but in terms of saying who s got the advantage here, it s really impossible to say. this thing really looks like it s going to finish one way or the other, a fraction of a point. i mean, it s absolutely possible frisch could win, it s absolutely possible boebert could pull it out. the significance here, democrats nationally, a lot have strong feelings towards boebert around and would like to beat her. if democrats have a path to house majorities. this is a 50-50 that has to break their way. they ve got to get a district like this, then they have to run the table in california. last question before this hostage situation comes to an end. how did that district vote in the 2020 election?
county which is a county that does skew towards the democrats there are a couple thousand at least ballots left to count so not impossible, not impossible this switch is again it could go back and forth for some time, ana. thank you for ending on my home state of colorado. that is a really interesting race there. with lauren boebert and the competitor there, frisch. now looking ahead to the future of the country right now even conservative media is turning on donald trump after years under his tight grip, but will the gop move on from the former president? and a beachside home teetering the on the edge of a sandy cliff as tropical storm nicole unleashes on florida. we re following the storm s path. plus, are we finally near the peak. americans feeling the pain of inflation getting some good news today. that special place
In the race to represent Colorado’s Western Slope in Congress, contributions from outside the sprawling, mostly rural 3rd Congressional District, have powered incumbent Republican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, while challenger Adam Frisch has relied heavily on his hometown of Aspen, as well as his personal wealth, to fund his campaign. But an acceleration in donations for the Democrat in the third quarter showed that he too can raise significant sums from outside the district.