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Jeff Hurd is defending his ‘independent’ record as he runs for a second term in Congress. His Democratic challenger says it’s anything but.
Romero says Hurd backed GOP policies that could cut Medicaid and SNAP, while Hurd cites bipartisan bills and a $40 million water funding win.
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Jeff Hurd is defending his ‘independent’ record as he runs for reelection to Congress. His Democratic challenger disagrees.
In the race for Colorado’s largest congressional district, a Republican’s reelection bid could hinge as much on his ability to tout policy wins as his capacity to distance himself from his own party. Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District, which stretches from northwest Moffat County throughout most of the Western Slope and east to Pueblo, “is one of the most politically diverse districts in the country as well as one of the most economically di…
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Jeff Hurd is defending his ‘independent’ record as he runs for a second term in Congress. His Democratic challenger says it’s anything but.
In the race for Colorado’s largest congressional district, a Republican’s reelection bid could hinge as much on his ability to tout policy wins as his capacity to distance himself from his own party. Colorado’s 3rd...
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