Ed Case Survives Progressive Challenge in Hawaii’s 1st District Primary
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Moderate Democrat Ed Case defeated state senator Jarrett Keohokalole in Hawaii's 1st District primary (about 60% to 36% with 91% of votes counted) and will face Republican Adriel Lam in November. Case emphasizes independence from party lines and a senior role on a key spending panel, while Keohokalole framed the race as a generational shift.
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