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Eileen Laubacher outlines 4th District campaign priorities

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NEWS BRIEF

Colorado Public Radio reports that Eileen Laubacher, a retired U.S. Navy rear admiral and first-time candidate, is running as a Democrat in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District. The district includes the Eastern Plains and Front Range counties of Douglas, Weld, Larimer and Adams.

Laubacher told CPR News she would prioritize affordability, rural health care, immigration reform and government oversight. Her rural health care proposals include allowing hospitals to negotiate together with insurers, offering more flexible grants and continuing the 340B Drug Pricing Program. CPR also reported that her campaign had raised more than $10 million as of the article’s reporting.

What to know

Laubacher is a first-time Democratic candidate for the 4th Congressional District. CPR reports that she is proposing changes related to rural hospital financing, affordability, immigration policy and congressional oversight; these are campaign positions, not enacted policies.


Reporting: Caitlyn Kim · Colorado Public Radio · 09-25-2026

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