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Photo by Dimm on October 16, 2025.

Photo by Dimm on October 16, 2025.

Photo by Dimm on October 16, 2025.

Photo by Dimm on October 16, 2025.

Photo by Dimm on October 16, 2025.

Photo by Dimm on October 16, 2025.

Photo by Dimm on October 16, 2025.

Photo by Dimm on October 16, 2025.

Photo by Dimm on October 16, 2025.

Photo by Dimm on October 16, 2025.

Photo by Dimm on October 16, 2025.

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Read the list slowly, because every plank on it is a vote, a quote, or a speech, and Talarico cannot scrub any of them. He voted against banning a state income tax, and told a town hall he did not care what taxes had to be raised. He supports an assault weapons ban in a state that owns more guns than any other. He promises broad access to reproductive healthcare, which is the polite phrase for an abortion law Texas just spent a decade writing. He called the border a welcome mat, called immigration agents a secret police force, and proposed redirecting the state’s entire border-security budget to education. He promised a pathway to citizenship for the people who crossed illegally. That is five planks, and the record is barely warm.

Then the children. He voted against the bill that banned transition procedures for minors, keeping the procedures legal, and he discovered his opposition to the surgeries only when the Senate campaign required it. He voted against keeping males out of girls’ school sports, then told a hidden camera his policy was the most inclusive of any candidate running. He told inmates at a Texas prison that he wanted a world without prisons, that prison is violence, that half the money spent on wars, prisons, and policing could make prisons obsolete. And when a reporter asked about the Supreme Court, he said he was open to expanding it. The list is long because the record is long, and the record is long because he spent eight years voting like Austin was America.

The campaign scrubbed the website. Progressive, gone. Trans kids, gone. Bold progressive ideas, gone. The votes stayed. The speeches stayed. The prison speech is on video, the welcome mat is on video, the drag queen answer is on video, and no amount of rebranding as a border security Democrat erases a record made when he thought no statewide electorate was listening. Texas is listening now. Eleven planks, one candidate, and a ballot on Tuesday. Read the list again, and then read the name at the bottom of it. The name is the warning.

What an incredible day knocking on doors in Douglas County alongside my friend, Congresswoman Lauren Boebert!

Every conversation reminds me why I entered this race in the first place. Coloradans are ready for leadership that listens, puts people first, and delivers real solutions to the challenges facing our families.

From affordability and public safety to accountability in government, the message we’re hearing is clear: Colorado is ready for change.

We are just THREE DAYS away from Election Day, and every single vote matters!

We’ve spent this campaign traveling across our beautiful state, listening to Coloradans, and building a movement rooted in hope and a better future.

Now it’s time to finish what we started.

Get out and VOTE! Don’t wait until the last minute. Make your voice heard, encourage your friends and family to cast their ballots, and help us bring new leadership to Colorado.

Let’s finish strong, Colorado! November 3rd is almost here!

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