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Democratic candidates in Colorado's 8th district have signed an anti-corruption pledge ahead of the 2026 House race. The pledge targets corporate PAC money, stock trading, and dark money. Earlier reporting also said the Democratic field is crowded and active. The pledge may help Democrats frame the race around corruption, but the effect is likely limited because voters in battleground districts distrust both parties on the issue. Overall, the news adds little clarity to the seat's partisan outlook.
Health care and housing discussions revealed some of the clearer contrasts among the candidates.
More than 200 candidates have signed on to a pledge to reject corporate PAC money, ban congressional stock trading and crack down on campaign finance.
Colorado's 8th Congressional District is one of the closest congressional races in the nation. Meanwhile, U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper has attracted a few intraparty challengers to his reelection bid.
New campaign finance filings show vulnerable GOP members proved strong fundraisers at the end of 2025.
The Bench launches as new Democratic political group led by Lis Smith to support rising star candidates including Mallory McMorrow and James Talarico.
Fundraising for Colorado's most-contested congressional district is in full swing, with U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans amassing a multimillion-dollar war chest as Democrats jockey in the primary to defeat him.
Many voters in Colorado have already confirmed that surging gas prices will affect how they cast their ballots in a few months.
Democrats consider dozens of seats "in play" this November, and aim to leverage the domestic fallout from Trump's war in Iran.
Disputes over corporate PAC cash are at the center of a host of crucial primary fights.
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