A couple stories about Colorado election results. The Republicans that were pushed by Democrat advertisements lost.
https://coloradosun.com/2022/06/28/colorado-governor-race-republican-primary-results/
Greg Lopez got perhaps the most advertisements about being "too conservative" for Colorado.
https://coloradosun.com/2022/06/28/colorado-senate-results-ron-hanks-joe-odea/
Similar result for Joe O'Dea over Ron Hanks.
Some commentary in each story about how they think ads will change in the future.
@mhjohnson
Is this good or bad?
It seems to be that both political parties agree that conservatives have less of a chance of winning in Colorado. The GOP did what they could to promote the pro abortion, pro gun control candidates, the democrats did what they could to promote the pro-life pro-second amendment candidates.
I'm not generally a fan of the Vote Against Your Own Values Because The Party Doesn't Believe Your Values Will Win approach.
That's how we got Republicans casting the votes like the recent one limiting the second amendment.
If Clinton (or AOC or Pelosi) ran as a Republican, the GOP would get out the vote for her, calling her the most electable Republican.
