Voting ends in US midwest primaries
Summary
Voters in six Midwestern states in the U.S. took part in primary and special elections to choose candidates for the November midterm elections. In Wisconsin, David Crowley won the Democratic race for governor narrowly, and Darline Graham reached a runoff in the Republican Senate primary.Key Facts
- Elections were held in six states in the U.S. Midwest.
- These were primary and special elections to pick candidates for the November midterms.
- David Crowley, a moderate Democrat, narrowly defeated Francesca Hong, a Democratic socialist, in Wisconsin’s governor race.
- Darline Graham, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, advanced to a runoff in the Republican Senate primary.
- The news was reported by Yuka Royer.
- The primaries are important for shaping key races in the upcoming November midterm elections.
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