Independent Voters to Determine Who Wins Colorado CD 7 GOP Primary and November’s General Election

Colorado Congressional District 7 Republican primary candidate Tim Reichert says voters “love the idea that an economist … is running for Congress” and that his plan “restoring the American middle class” will prove the difference in winning the June 28 vote against two GOP rivals. Courtesy of Tim Reichert For Congress

The June 28 Republican primary for Colorado’s Congressional District 7 (CD 7) is a three-way race between a grassroots activist with “real-world experience” as a small business owner and home-school mom, a West Point graduate and U.S. Army combat veteran who works in the oil patch, and an economist with a plan for “restoring the American middle class.”

All three tout conservative America First agendas that address border security, election integrity, gun-owners rights, school choice, restricting abortion, support for law enforcement, and the reversal of Democratic energy policies—an especially salient topic in the Colorado Front Range district where many oil patch workers live.