Former Republican congressman makes ballot for Colorado governor as unaffiliated candidate
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Greg Lopez, who served a six-month stint as a Republican congressman for Colorado's 4th Congressional District from 2024 to 2025, will be on the November ballot as an unaffiliated candidate for Colorado governor.
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Unaffiliated gubernatorial candidate Greg Lopez, a former Republican congressman from Elizabeth who left the GOP to run as an independent, has qualified for the ballot by submitting enough petition signatures, the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office said Tuesday.
DENVER — Greg Lopez, a former Republican congressman and repeat gubernatorial candidate, has qualified for the 2026 ballot for Colorado governor as an independent candidate, state officials said Tuesday. Lopez and his running mate, lieutenant governor hopeful Taralyn Romero, submitted…
Greg Lopez, who served a six-month stint as a Republican congressman for Colorado's 4th Congressional District from 2024 to 2025, will be on the November ballot as an unaffiliated candidate for Colorado governor.
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