Lauren Boebert Says Democrat Opponent has Called Her to Concede Race in Close Call Election

Lauren Boebert will keep her seat in the House. She announced on Twitter that Adam Frisch called her to concede the race.

Boebert shared:

“Adam Frisch called me to concede this race. I look forward to getting past election season and focusing on conservative governance in the House majority. Time to get to work!”

Adam Frisch called me to concede this race.

I look forward to getting past election season and focusing on conservative governance in the House majority.

Time to get to work!

— Lauren Boebert (@laurenboebert) November 18, 2022

In a race that was perceived as one that would be easy for Republicans to keep remained up in the air almost a week and a half after the midterm election ended. The last totals show that Boebert had a lead of only 551 votes at the time of Frisch’s concession.

Frisch told reporters in a video call that he had called Boebert to offer his concessions as he saw the race was heading toward a mandatory recount and added, “the likelihood of this recount changing more than a handful of votes is very small.”

He told reporters, “the likelihood of this recount changing more than a handful of votes is very small.” advocating that his supporters do not donate to his campaign for a recount.

“Please save your money for your groceries, your rent, your children,” he added.

Frisch criticized his party sharing, “Democrats have abandoned rural America and working-class America for the last many years. Republicans have had a monopoly over the backbone of this country.

Boebert’s win will now add to the slim majority Republicans hold in the House.