LIBRE Action shares U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans’ record with Latino voters face-to-face.
Across Colorado’s 8th District, activists are engaging voters, knocking thousands of doors, and training new activists in a critical U.S. House race.
Gabe Evans won by a razor-thin margin of 2,449 votes in 2024 — in a district where Latinos make up 40% of the population.
And he’s running in what will again be one of the tightest U.S. House races this year.
LIBRE Action is already mobilizing its activists to engage Latino communities in the Centennial State.
They’re knocking thousands of doors across the district and training new activists to better connect Latino voters to Rep. Evans’ record of fighting for them in Washington, D.C.
Activists like Demitrius.
Demitrius (in red) met longtime LIBRE Action staffer Gerard (in yellow) in high school. And once he learned about Gerard’s work with LIBRE Action promoting freedom-minded solutions, he was inspired to get involved.
Gerard recently took Demitrius out to knock doors in Fort Lupton, where they learned about Latino voters’ concerns about the cost of living, border security, and health care accessibility.
After each conversation with a voter, they logged key data in the i360 app (shown below), which helps the team identify the most influential swing voters to target.
By the end of the day, Demitrius was confidently communicating with voters how Rep. Evans is uniquely qualified to address these issues — both as a member of the Latino community and as a leader who supports principled policies that empower individuals.
See Demitrius knocking on a door below.
Thanks to your generous support, LIBRE Action has knocked nearly 24,000 doors in the 8th District, persuading key voters to support Rep. Evans in November.
LIBRE Action is involved in critical races across the country, supporting U.S. Senate candidates such as Mike Rogers in Michigan, Michael Whatley in North Carolina, and U.S. Sen. Jon Husted in Ohio, as well as U.S. House candidates such as U.S. Rep. Tom Barrett in Michigan’s 7th District and Eric Flores in Texas’ 34th.
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