Democratic strategist reflects on Wisconsin and Minnesota primaries
First reportThe Guardian · 12 Aug, 12:37Z
Latest reportNPR · 12 Aug, 20:59Z
Span8 hours · two reports
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Why it matters
What
NPR’s Juna Summers interviewed Amanda Litman about Aug. 11 Democratic primary results in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Why
The outcomes offer insight into recent Democratic primary performance and campaign strategy in both states.
Watch
Further coverage of Democratic primary performance and strategy following the Wisconsin and Minnesota results.
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Summary
- Wisconsin governor race: Francesca Hong narrowly defeated by David Crowley amid left-wing challenge.
- Connecticut boosts new energy in Dems as Luke Bronin defeats John Larson in district 1.
- Alabama redraw dilutes Black voting power, figures faces new district challenger Rhett Marques.
- Darline Graham advances to runoff in SC Republican primary to replace Lindsey Graham.
- Minnesota primary tests Trump influence as Mike Lindell loses to Lisa Demuth amid immigration debate.