The last meeting between Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District candidates, Democrat Adam Frisch and Republican candidate Jeff Hurd, took place Monday, Sept. 30, at the Hoag Theater in Pueblo.
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Democrat Adam Frisch, a former Aspen city councilman, and Republican Jeff Hurd, a Grand Junction Republican, are running against each other to represent Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District in Washington, D.C.
While both candidates have successfully identified issues that are top of mind for voters in the U.S. House District 3 race — primarily the economy, border, health care, public lands, agriculture and water issues — a Club 20 debate last week on the Western Slope showcased a sharp contrast in both candidates’ specific policy solutions and demeanor.
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Democrat Adam Frisch and Republican Jeff Hurd agree on one issue.
Republican congressional candidate Jeff Hurd hits the road to talk health care in a TV ad his campaign released Wednesday in Colorado’s sprawling 3rd Congressional District.
At the Mesa County Republican Women’s monthly luncheon, Barbora Hurd, originally from Czechoslovakia, shared what a childhood under Communism was like.
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Colorado’s 3rd District on the Western Slope is one of eight nationally to have received a ratings change from Cook Political.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee announced Monday that the Republican nominees in Colorado’s most competitive congressional races were named to the House GOP campaign arm’s Young Guns program for top challengers in targeted seats.
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While Coloradans were enjoying parades, rodeos and cookouts in celebration Thursday of Independence Day, elected Republican officials past, present and possibly future turned to Twitter.
Democrat Adam Frisch is spending at least $100,000 to air a TV ad in the Republican primary in Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District in an apparent attempt to shape the race and give himself a better chance to win in November.
