Summary
Former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin has raised over $1.2 million to challenge Representative John Larson in the Democratic primary. Larson, who is 77 years old, has several challengers citing the need for generational change.
Key Facts
- Luke Bronin, former mayor of Hartford, is running against John Larson in a primary election.
- Bronin raised over $1.2 million from July 30 to September 30, funded only by individual donors, with 73% from Connecticut.
- John Larson, currently serving the 1st Congressional District of Connecticut, has also raised over $1 million since January.
- Larson experienced a medical issue during a speech in February, described as a complex partial seizure.
- Larson is one of several older Democratic incumbents facing primary challenges focused on generational change.
- Bronin emphasized his respect for Larson but believes it's time for new leadership in the Democratic Party.
- Larson criticized Bronin's campaign, asserting his focus on the issues and people of his district.
