Ed Case Clinches Hawaii's 1st District Primary in a Landslide
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Incumbent Rep. Ed Case defeated challenger Jarrett Keohokalole in Hawaii’s 1st District Democratic primary, 57.1% to 34.3%, signaling a likely return to Congress in 2027 as Democrats dominate the state; Keohokalole conceded after a strong challenge. In the 2nd District, Jill Tokuda led with about 83.8% and solid fundraising, suggesting continued Democratic control of Hawaii’s delegation.
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