No-party Voters to Determine Who Wins Colorado CD 7 GOP Primary and November's General Election

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Border security, education, energy policy, and election integrity are also part of Reichert's agenda, as they are in Imer's and Aadland's campaigns.
40% : Crime and border security are also significant issues that Colorado voters see as intertwined because of the impact Chinese-made fentanyl smuggled across the Mexican border has had on the state, she said.
38% : All three tout conservative America First agendas that address border security, election integrity, gun-owners rights, school choice, restricting abortion, support for law enforcement, and the reversal of Democratic energy policies -- an especially salient topic in the Colorado Front Range district where many oil patch workers live.

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