All Four Republicans Who Defied Trump on Epstein Could End Up Out of Office
Summary
CNN’s Decision Desk projected that Democrat Eileen Laubacher would defeat Representative Lauren Boebert in Colorado’s 4th District, but the Associated Press had not called the race and Boebert had not conceded. If the result stands, Boebert would join Marjorie Taylor Greene, Thomas Massie and Nancy Mace as Republicans who backed a vote to release files related to Jeffrey Epstein and will not serve in the next House.Key Facts
- CNN’s Decision Desk projected Laubacher as the winner in Colorado’s 4th District.
- The Associated Press had not officially called the race when the article was published.
- The article reported Laubacher with 48.8 percent of the vote and Boebert with 47.9 percent; Libertarian candidate Douglas Mangeris had 3.3 percent.
- Boebert said she would not concede while votes were still being counted.
- The article says Massie filed a petition in September 2025 to force a House vote on releasing Justice Department files related to Epstein.
- Boebert, Mace and Greene were among Republicans who backed the petition, which also had Democratic support.
- Greene resigned from Congress in January 2026, Massie lost his Republican primary in May 2026, and Mace lost the South Carolina Republican gubernatorial primary in June 2026 and said she would leave Congress when her term ends.
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