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Colorado Democrat Yadira Caraveo launches bid for seat she narrowly lost

Former Rep. Yadira Caraveo (D-Colo.) has announced her candidacy for her old House seat in Colorado’s 8th Congressional District, vowing to be a strong and dedicated representative for the people. After narrowly losing to Rep. Gabe Evans (R-Colo.) in the last election cycle, Caraveo is determined to win back the trust and support of her constituents.

In her announcement on Tuesday, Caraveo expressed her deep commitment to the 8th District and her unwavering dedication to serving its people. She highlighted the need for a representative who will always put the needs and interests of the district first, rather than blindly following the agenda of a divisive and controversial figure like former President Donald Trump.

“The 8th District deserves a representative who’s looking out for them, but Gabe Evans has already shown that he will always put Donald Trump before the people,” Caraveo stated. “I am running for this seat because I believe in the power of community and the importance of standing up for what is right.”

Caraveo, a physician and public health expert, has a strong track record of advocating for the well-being of her constituents. During her time in office, she fought tirelessly for affordable healthcare, education, and environmental protection. She also championed initiatives to address the opioid crisis and improve mental health services in the district.

Her dedication to the community and her ability to bring people together make her a strong candidate for the 8th District. Caraveo’s campaign is centered on the belief that representation should be about serving the people, not pandering to partisan interests.

“I believe in the power of unity and collaboration. As a representative, it is my duty to listen to the concerns and needs of all members of the community, regardless of their political affiliations,” Caraveo emphasized. “I will work tirelessly to find common ground and deliver real results for the people of the 8th District.”

Caraveo’s announcement has been met with widespread support and excitement from the local community. Many are eager to see her back in office, where she can continue to push for positive change and progress.

“Yadira Caraveo is a true leader and a dedicated public servant. She has always put the needs of the community first and has been a strong voice for the people in the 8th District,” said a resident of the district. “I am thrilled that she is running again and I have no doubt that she will be an excellent representative for us.”

As the race for the 8th District heats up, Caraveo’s campaign is gaining momentum and she is determined to win back the seat she lost by a narrow margin. Her message of unity, compassion, and progress is resonating with voters who are looking for a representative who will truly work for their best interests.

“I am running for this seat to make a positive difference in the lives of the people in the 8th District. I am committed to being a strong and effective representative who will always put the people first,” Caraveo concluded. “Together, we can build a better future for our community and our country.”

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