Donald J.Trump celebrates Jeff Hurd win in Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District

shared a campaign victory graphic on Truth Social highlighting his endorsed candidate's win in CO-03, the seat previously held by Lauren Boebert.

First Published: July 1, 2026, 1:42 AM EST

WHITE HOUSE — Donald J.Trump celebrated Jeff Hurd’s congressional victory in Colorado’s 3rd District by sharing a campaign graphic on Truth Social on June 30, 2026 at 8:31 PM EST.

Here is the full post (see truthsocial): “Truth Social post containing one media attachment.”

The post featured a professionally designed victory graphic with the text “Congressman (CO-03) Jeff Hurd Wins!” displayed alongside a red banner reading “Endorsed by President Trump!” The image showed both Trump and Hurd side by side, with official Trump-Vance campaign branding and the slogan “Make America Great Again” at the bottom.

Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District gained national attention after former Rep. Lauren Boebert vacated the seat to run in CO-04. Jeff Hurd’s win marks a victory for a Trump-endorsed candidate in a competitive western Colorado district that stretches across the state’s rural and mountain communities.

Trump has used Truth Social as his primary platform to announce endorsements and celebrate allied candidates’ victories. Truth Social launched in February 2022 after Trump was banned from major social networks following the January 6 Capitol attack (see wikipedia.org). The platform is owned by Trump Media & Technology Group, a company in which Trump holds a majority stake (see britannica.com).

Truth Social had an estimated 6.3 million monthly active users as of early 2025, placing it well behind major rivals but establishing it as a significant hub for conservative political communication (see mashable.com). Similarweb ranked the Truth Social website as the 24th highest social media network in the United States by traffic in February 2026 (see wikipedia.org).

Trump’s pattern of sharing endorsement victory graphics represents a strategic effort to build loyalty among Republican officeholders and demonstrate his influence in primary and general elections. The graphics serve as both celebration and signal to his base about which candidates have earned his backing.

In the last 30 days, 163 of 566 Trump posts were classified as uncategorized, reflecting the volume of image-only and media-heavy content the president shares without accompanying text on the platform.