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Left-wing insurgent ousts 15-term member of Congress in Colorado

Boston.com

Boston.com

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July 1, 2026

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Left-wing insurgent ousts 15-term member of Congress in Colorado

Melat Kiros, a 29-year-old democratic socialist, unseated Rep. Diana DeGette in a Democratic primary to represent the Denver area. The post Left-wing insurgent ousts 15-term member of Congress in Colorado appeared first on Boston.com.

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Off The Press

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· Jun 23, 2026

Elusive Trump endorsement helps define race for Colorado’s 3rd congressional district

Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District primaries have been defined by changes in President Donald Trump’s endorsement, a late challenger and environmental concerns. The pair of June 30 contests feature two Republicans and two Democrats, as incumbent Rep. Jeff Hurd, R-Grand Junction, looks to hold onto his seat after an endorsement by Trump. That follows the Republican []...Click to read more

National Republican Congressional Committee

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· Jul 1, 2026

Colorado confirms the socialist takeover of the Democrat Party

Tonight’s Democrat primary results across Colorado confirm that the socialist takeover of the Democrat Party isn’t confined to New York City or deep-blue enclaves. It’s spreading into the very battlegrounds that will decide control of Congress. Radical socialist Manny Rutinel is now the Democrat nominee in the highly competitive CO-08, despite Democrats themselves consistently warning he would put [] The post Colorado confirms the socialist takeover of the Democrat Party appeared first on NRCC.

Fox News

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· Jul 1, 2026

DSA’s third major primary win deepens Democrats’ fight over the party’s future

Socialists on the march: The Democratic Socials of America topple another Democratic incumbent, this time in Colorado, and eye national expansion

Hot Air

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· Jul 1, 2026

DemSoc Goes National: Socialists Boot Progressive Dem in Colorado

DemSoc Goes National: Socialists Boot Progressive Dem in Colorado

PBS NewsHour

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· Jul 1, 2026

Progressives notch more primary victories in potential bellwether for midterms

Progressive challengers scored upsets against Democratic establishment names up and down the ballot in Colorado. It's part of a mounting trend in some races across the country. To discuss where the Democratic Party stands ahead of the midterms, Lisa Desjardins spoke with Mo Elleithee, a former DNC communications director who now leads the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service.

Townhall

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· Jul 7, 2026

Socialists Won Big in New York and Colorado – Now They’re Coming for These States

Socialists Won Big in New York and Colorado – Now They’re Coming for These States

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Related coverage for "Left-wing insurgent ousts 15-term member of Congress in Colorado": Off The Press — Elusive Trump endorsement helps define race for Colorado’s 3rd congressional district. National Republican Congressional Committee — Colorado confirms the socialist takeover of the Democrat Party. Fox News — DSA’s third major primary win deepens Democrats’ fight over the party’s future. Hot Air — DemSoc Goes National: Socialists Boot Progressive Dem in Colorado . PBS NewsHour — Progressives notch more primary victories in potential bellwether for midterms. Townhall — Socialists Won Big in New York and Colorado – Now They’re Coming for These States