Boebert Colorado House seat may come down to recount against Democratic challenger
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Rep. Lauren Boebert is in a close race against Democrat Adam Frisch to represent Colorado's 3rd Congressional District, and it may come down to a recount.
The margin of Boebert's lead is within recount territory under Colorado election laws. The state conducts a mandatory recount if the margin of victory is within half a percentage point, and in the most recent tally on Saturday, Boebert led with 50.17% of the vote to Frisch's 49.83%. Thomas Phippen is an Editor at Fox News.
A recount in the race could take several weeks to complete. Under Colorado law, the recount must be completed 35 days after the general election, which would be Dec. 13 this year.
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