The file

Lauren Boebert

Republican · U.S. Representative, Colorado-4 · Colorado · Spectrum score +70

House · 2026 ballot ·

Lauren Boebert is U.S. Representative, Colorado-4 in Colorado. Political positions and ideology score +70 (Far right). Boebert is covered as a costume.

College: High school diploma (GED, 2020)
Spouse: Divorced (Jayson Boebert)
Children: Four
Résumé: U.S. Representative · Colorado-4 · 2023–
U.S. Representative · Colorado-3 · 2021–2023
Owner · Shooters Grill · 2013–2022

Net worth: $1.1M
Salary: $174,000
Before office: $200K
2026 raised: $4.5M
Years in office: 5

Where Lauren stands on the spectrum

Lauren Boebert scores +70 on Spectrum’s left–right line (far right), right of center on the economy and conservative on social issues. The number is modeled from twelve issue positions and the public record — not a poll and not a party label.

Composite +70 · Far right · economic +53 · social +77 · authoritarian +44

Confidence 94. How we calculate scores →

Background & record

Boebert is covered as a costume. The file is a marginal politician who changed districts rather than change the act, with a small-dollar base that does not live in the district. That is the 2020s House.

Finances

Modeled midpoints from public disclosures — not an audit of any household.

Net worth

$1.1M

+450% since taking office

House disclosure midpoint, 2024

Before office$200K

Now$1.1M

Restaurant and gun-brand politics, not a ranch fortune. The Beetlejuice year hurt the myth more than the FEC file.

Money in · 2026 cycle

Raised: $4.5M
Cash on hand: $900K

Top industries

Small-dollar
Gun PACs
Conservative PACs

Stock holdings

No reportable individual stock

Restaurant and gun-brand politics. The Beetlejuice year hurt the myth more than a brokerage.

2024–25 disclosure · STOCK Act ranges, not an audit

Nothing reportable as individual common stock on the latest file.

X sentiment

Last 7 days

Odds

Polymarket · Kalshi

Implied probability from open contracts. Real money, not a poll. Updates while you sit here.

Live wire

Live · checked just now

New articles land here as they publish. Checking about every 12 seconds.

Conflicts

Shooters Grill as stage set — and a business that needed the office more than the office needed it.
District-hop from CO-3 to CO-4 after a close call: the voters noticed; the national listicles lagged.

Issue detail

−100 left pole · +100 right pole

Economic: +53
Social: +77
Authoritarian: +44
Confidence: 94

Taxes & spending+56
Lower taxes, smaller fiscal footprint
Health care+50
Private insurance markets, fewer mandates
Climate & energy+78
Energy abundance, fewer climate mandates
Business regulation+50
Deregulation and lighter administrative state
Labor & wages+26
Flexible labor markets, right-to-work
Immigration+90
Tighter borders, more deportations
Abortion+70
Restrictions or bans, fetal personhood
Guns+82
Broad Second Amendment, fewer federal limits
Crime & policing+80
More policing, longer sentences, less bail reform
Schools & speech+74
Choice, against gender/DEI curricula
Defense & alliances+46
Hard power, high defense spending, deterrence
Civil liberties+62
Order, platform / campus / speech restrictions for security or morality

Legislative first dimension (NOMINATE-like): 0.78

Compass

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Sources

DW-NOMINATE
Wealth and fundraising are modeled midpoints from public disclosures — not an audit.
College, family, and résumé are public-record facts, not a campaign bio.