I have decided to suspend my campaign. Thank you to everyone who supported me and volunteered with us. I’m sorry we fell short. We did make an impact and the work is not done.

Supporting our troops includes being honest about when and why we use force. Every decision to escalate has long-term consequences — for service members, their families, and our country. We need leaders who understand that responsibility.

Our district includes: •Young families trying to get ahead •Workers in the middle of their careers •Seniors on fixed incomes Effective leadership means understanding all of them — and building policy that reflects that reality.

Breaking up monopolistic practices isn’t abstract — it’s about protecting farmers, ranchers, and rural economies.

Lowering costs means taking energy seriously — investing in reliability, increasing domestic capacity, and making sure working families aren’t stuck footing the bill.

When companies like JBS dominate the market •Workers face unsafe conditions •Farmers lose leverage •Consumers pay more This is exactly why antitrust enforcement matters.

The “too big to fail” problem didn’t go away — it got bigger. Consolidation in banking and across industries is driving up costs and concentrating power. I support stronger oversight, real competition, and enforcing antitrust laws so markets work the way they’re supposed to.

We need stronger antitrust enforcement that puts working families first.

We’ve spent decades sending young Americans into conflicts w/o clear outcomes or accountability. We can't repeat that mistake. Preventing escalation w/ Iran isn’t weakness—it’s responsible leadership. It means avoiding another generation of vets carrying the cost of decisions made in Washington.

NSF's NCAR lab in Colorado is a cornerstone of American innovation. It supports US economic security. It advances the science to support work impacted by weather, like farming and ranching. >>

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! My faith has always been an important part of my life — grounding me in service, humility, and standing up for others. Today is a good reminder of those values and the importance of community. Wishing you all a wonderful day.

Proud to be endorsed by the Chainsaw Caucus. From the Eastern Plains to Douglas County, we’re building a coalition focused on results — supporting rural communities, cutting red tape, and fighting for working families. Let’s get to work.

The workers at JBS in Greeley should not have to go on strike to be treated like human beings. When a company asks people to work harder, faster, and under unsafe conditions while offering wages that don’t match the cost of living in Colorado, that’s not leadership… it’s greed. >>

Lauren, if you ever actually make it to the district, give me a call and I'll show you around. It's a wonderful place. I think you'll love it! coloradotimesrecorder.com/2026/03/boeb...

In Colorado's 4th District, supporting our military isn’t political—it’s personal. >>

Colorado’s 4th District is winnable — but only with the right candidate. This campaign has already proven we can move voters and build the coalition it will take to flip this seat.

Primaries are healthy for our democracy. Voters deserve the chance to choose who will represent them on the ballot in November. In this race, the choice couldn’t be clearer. It’s obvious who has been showing up to fight for our community — and who hasn’t. That’s why this primary matters.

Support our troops. Honor our veterans. Colorado’s 4th deserves better than Lauren Boebert.

Colorado’s 4th District belongs to the people who live here, work here, and raise their families here — not DC insiders.

I’m honored to have the support of longtime Colorado meteorologist and climate activist Mike Nelson. For decades, Mike helped families across our state prepare for whatever storms came our way. His endorsement means a lot because he knows how important facts, integrity and steady leadership are. >>

Beating Lauren Boebert isn’t about wishful thinking — it takes a serious campaign and a broad coalition. Our campaign has already built both.

See you tonight on Zoom! Come ask the tough questions and let’s work together to defeat Lauren Boebert. Sign up here: bit.ly/Virtual-0312

You can’t win this district with just one party. I’ve spent years building relationships across the Eastern Plains and throughout the district — and that coalition keeps growing. Join our movement today and let’s take this seat back!

Beating Lauren Boebert isn’t about wishful thinking — it takes a serious campaign and a broad coalition. Our campaign has already built both.

Long time trusted Colorado meteorologist and climate activist Mike Nelson has endorsed Trisha Calvarese for Colorado’s 4th Congressional District!

Experience matters — especially in a district as competitive as Colorado’s 4th. I’ve spent my career building coalitions and delivering results. It’s why I’m the candidate best positioned to defeat Lauren Boebert in November.

See you tonight in Parker! Come ask the tough questions and let’s work together to defeat Lauren Boebert. Sign up here: secure.actblue.com/donate/parke...

The work JBS employees did in Weld County during COVID kept America fed. They risked their lives so Colorado families could eat. The media called them heroes. Management treated them as expendable. >> www.facebook.com/story.php?st...

Farmers are getting squeezed by rising costs and lost markets. Meanwhile hedge funds and foreign investors are buying up American farmland. And politicians like JD Vance are profiting from it. That’s not how we protect rural America.

The old saying goes: whiskey is for drinking, water is for fighting. So why isn’t our representative fighting for Northeastern Colorado? The Perkins Canal project would let Nebraska dry up some 92 wells and thousands of acre-feet of water in Ovid, Julesburg, and Sterling. >