Endorsements, Ideology, and Tight Races Shape Midwest Primaries
Live POLITICO updates across Wisconsin, Minnesota, and beyond show tight races and shifting fortunes: Wisconsin’s governor contest remains razor-thin between David Crowley and Francesca Hong as education divides Democratic voters and turnout fluctuates; Minnesota’s Senate primary crowns Peggy Flanagan amid immigration politics and a broader contest involving GOP endorsements, while Mike Lindell’s loss signals headwinds for Trump-backed candidates. Across the map, endorsements, television advertising, and debates on immigration are shaping outcomes and foreshadowing how the fall election may unfold, with several races headed to runoffs or late-night cliffhangers.
- Republicans skirt immigration in the epicenter of Trump’s crackdown Politico
- Peggy Flanagan vows to 'rip ICE apart' after toppling moderate Dem in key Senate battle foxnews.com
- 46 Democrats voted for the Laken Riley Act. For some, it’s a liability Salon.com
- Immigration, fraud central in Minnesota U.S. House races The Center Square
- Federal Immigration Policy Takes Center Stage in Minnesota’s Primary Elections Truthout
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