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August primaries in Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota test Democratic candidates
Primaries scheduled for early August will select Democratic nominees for Senate seats in Michigan and Minnesota and the gubernatorial race in Wisconsin. The contests feature candidates with differing approaches to fundraising and policy priorities.
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Voters in Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota will choose Democratic nominees in August primaries for U.S. Senate seats in Michigan and Minnesota and the governor's office in Wisconsin. The Minnesota primary on Aug. 11 features a contest between two candidates for the seat vacated by a retiring senator.
The seat must be held by Democrats to maintain their current majority.
Wisconsin governor's race Wisconsin voters will also select a nominee on Aug. 11.
A state representative aligned with democratic socialist positions is competing against other Democratic candidates for the gubernatorial nomination. The outcomes will determine which candidates advance to the general election in November.
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