Kyle Clark says Laubacher's lead has grown despite the Boebert campaign's claim that the race is closing

Kyle Clark9NEWS anchor, on his X account

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The 9NEWS anchor says Laubacher led by 1.56 percent at midnight on election night, that the closest margin since was 0.65 percent at midday on November 5, and that her lead is now 0.88 percent, or 3,338 votes, despite the Boebert campaign's claim that it is closing the gap.

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The Boebert campaign is investigating 'some very unusual voting patterns' in the 4th District count, ballot returns since election night have been trending in Boebert's direction, and the campaign expects the race to go to a recount.

“Margin now 0.88%/3338, despite Boebert campaign's claim that they're closing”

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Read the original post (opens in a new tab)Laubacher was up 1.56%/5045 votes at midnight Election Night · Kyle ClarkFull post, a reply to Clark's own post on the November 6 count

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Read the original post (opens in a new tab)NEW: Democrat Eileen Laubacher has netted 269 votes from a batch of 1484 ballots from Larimer and Arapahoe counties today · Kyle ClarkFull post

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Read the original post (opens in a new tab)NEW: GOP Rep Lauren Boebert's campaign says it is 'investigating some very unusual voting patterns' · Kyle ClarkPost text and the attached image of the campaign's release dated November 5, 2026

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Boebert campaign says it is investigating 'very unusual voting patterns' as Laubacher leads Colorado's 4th District count

In a November 5 statement, Rep. Lauren Boebert's campaign attorney, Scott Gessler, said the campaign is investigating 'some very unusual voting patterns' and expects the 4th District race to go to a recount, as Democrat Eileen Laubacher leads the count. The statement does not say what the patterns are.

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Original post

Laubacher was up 1.56%/5045 votes at midnight Election Night (opens in a new tab) · Kyle ClarkFull post, a reply to Clark's own post on the November 6 count

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Kyle Clark compares Laubacher's lead at midnight on election night, the closest margin since then on November 5, and the margin on the afternoon of November 6, and responds to the Boebert campaign's claim that the race is closing.

Original post

NEW: Democrat Eileen Laubacher has netted 269 votes from a batch of 1484 ballots from Larimer and Arapahoe counties today (opens in a new tab) · Kyle ClarkFull post

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Kyle Clark reports that Laubacher gained 269 votes from 1,484 ballots counted in Larimer and Arapahoe counties on November 6 and that Boebert trailed by 3,338 votes, or 0.88 percent, which he says is 3.5 times the recount margin.

Original post

NEW: GOP Rep Lauren Boebert's campaign says it is 'investigating some very unusual voting patterns' (opens in a new tab) · Kyle ClarkPost text and the attached image of the campaign's release dated November 5, 2026

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The 9NEWS anchor posts an image of the Lauren Boebert for Congress campaign's release dated November 5, 2026, in which campaign attorney Scott Gessler says the campaign is investigating some very unusual voting patterns and expects a recount. The post reports that Laubacher's 2.2 percent lead had dropped to 0.65 percent by midday and was then 0.77 percent.

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Minutes earlier, Clark reported that Laubacher had netted 269 votes from a batch of 1,484 ballots from Larimer and Arapahoe counties, and that Boebert trailed by 3,338 votes, or 0.88 percent, 3.5 times the recount margin. His reply begins by noting that Laubacher was up 1.56 percent, or 5,045 votes, at midnight on election night, and that the closest margin since then was 0.65 percent, or 2,376 votes, at midday Thursday.

After the quotation

On the evening of November 5, Clark had posted the campaign's statement, reporting then that Laubacher's 2.2 percent lead had dropped to 0.65 percent by midday and was back up to 0.77 percent.

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The reference point is the Boebert campaign's claim, in a November 5 statement from its attorney Scott Gessler, that it is investigating 'some very unusual voting patterns' in the 4th District count and expects a recount. Clark disputes the campaign's description of the count as trending toward Boebert, setting out how the margin has moved since election night.

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The Dispute Index. "Kyle Clark says Laubacher's lead has grown despite the Boebert campaign's claim that the race is closing". First published: 2026-11-07. Last updated: 2026-11-07. https://disputeindex.com/events/8322-the-9news-anchor-says-laubacher-led-by-1