Connecticut Democrat Larson Loses Primary, Signaling Generational Shift in Congress
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Rep. John Larson, a 14-term Democrat from Connecticut, lost his primary to Luke Bronin, a 47-year-old former Hartford mayor, as voters leaning toward generational change helped Bronin win endorsements and fundraising. The loss marks Larson as the latest incumbent to be unseated this cycle in a year that has seen multiple party members facing primary challenges.
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- Connecticut Primary 2026: Live Election Results The New York Times
- Former Hartford mayor ousts Larson in Connecticut House primary The Hill
- Luke Bronin wins Democratic nomination for U.S. House in Connecticut's 1st Congressional District 10TV
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