Screenshot: Lauren Boebert/InstagramCNN’s Decision Desk called the race Monday afternoon, declaring that Republican incumbent and outspoken America First fighter Rep. Lauren Boebert will lose her reelection bid in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District to Democratic challenger Eileen Laubacher, a retired two-star U.S. Navy rear admiral.According to Decision Desk HQ’s election results, Laubacher received 185,923 votes, or 48.77%, compared with Boebert’s 182,686 votes, or 47.92%, in results updated November 7.That puts the Democrat ahead by 3,237 votes, an astonishingly narrow margin in a district long regarded as a Republican stronghold.Boebert is not conceding the fight.As The Gateway Pundit previously reported, Boebert’s campaign announced last week that it was examining what its attorney described as unusual voting patterns and anticipated a potential recount.Former Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler, who is representing Boebert’s campaign, declared:“We are investigating some very unusual voting patterns and expect this election to head to a recount, one way or another.”Gessler also emphasized the campaign’s determination to scrutinize the remaining ballots and protect the integrity of the vote count.“Every legal vote must be counted accurately, fully, and transparently.”This is the second time Boebert has faced a close call after switching from the Western Slope’s 3rd District, where she nearly lost to Adam Frisch in 2022 by just over 500 votes, to the more reliably conservative 4th in a bid to secure her political future. The move worked in 2024. It is now hanging by a thread amid national headwinds against the GOP and a flood of outside money.Laubacher, who served 34 years in the Navy including a deployment to Afghanistan and a stint as senior director for South Asia on the National Security Council under President Biden, is a first-time candidate who was a registered Republican for most of her adult life before going unaffiliated and then switching to Democrat in 2025.She has cited shifts in the party and January 6 as factors, while focusing her campaign on affordability. She vastly outraised Boebert, pulling in well over $13 million compared to Boebert’s roughly $1.2 million.The post Lauren Boebert Projected to LOSE Colorado’s Deep-Red 4th District to Democrat Retired Navy Admiral Eileen Laubacher Amid Campaign Probe of “Very Unusual Voting Patterns” appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.