Candidates Push for Votes Ahead of Election

In the lead-up to the 2024 elections, candidates across various districts are making final pushes to engage voters. Adam Frisch, a Democratic candidate in Colorado's 3rd District, aims to connect with voters by focusing on local issues and distancing himself from the national political drama, while facing Republican Jeff Hurd after Lauren Boebert's district change. In California's 47th District, Dave Min emphasizes the critical nature of the race, as Democrats seek to regain control of Congress, highlighting concerns about the Republican majority. Meanwhile, in Alabama's 2nd District, Democrat Shomari Figures and Republican Caroleene Dobson are campaigning vigorously after district redraws, with Figures focusing on representation for African Americans, and Dobson prioritizing family and safety issues. Additionally, El Paso County's young Democrats and Republicans are mobilizing efforts to engage younger voters through social media and door-to-door outreach, recognizing the importance of voter turnout. As Election Day approaches, both parties are intensifying their strategies to capture key electoral demographics.