Colorado Congressional District 2 Race 2018: Joe Neguse And Peter Yu On The Issues
Courtesy of Joe Neguse and Peter Yu When Rep. Jared Polis decided to pursue the Colorado governor's mansion, he also opened up congressional seat in District 2 for a new representative.
Democrat Joe Neguse and Republican Peter Yu are vying for the seat. Neguse has served on the University of Colorado Board of Regents and in Gov. John Hickenlooper's cabinet. He unsuccessfully ran against Wayne Williams for Secretary of State in 2014. Yu is a businessman and Loveland native. Both are sons of immigrants.
District 2 — which encompasses Boulder, Fort Collins, Vail and Loveland — has not elected a Republican representative to Congress since 1975.
Where do the candidates stand on the issues? We've lined up a comparison of the major party candidates below. For more in-depth information, click on either "Yes," "No," or "It's Complicated." The Libertarian Candidate in CD2 is Roger Barris and Nick Thomas is the independent candidate in the district. The Green Party's Kevin Alumbaugh is a write in candidate.
- Back To The CPR 2018 Election Guide
- Colorado CD2 Candidate Q&A via Denverpost.com
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