Wesley Bell’s victory over ‘Squad’ member Bush, was the second-most expensive primary contest on record. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.—Another member of the “Squad” is headed out of Congress. On Aug. 6, voters in Missouri’s 1st Congressional District chose Wesley Bell in the jurisdiction’s Democratic Party primary. As the predominantly black and urban district covering much of
Former Rep. Nancy Boyda won the Democratic primary for Kansas' open 2nd Congressional District, a seat left open by current Rep. Jake LaTurner.
two winners were declared Tuesday night in the primary race to see who will square off in November to represent Washington state's 3rd Congressional District in Congress.
Democratic state AG Bob Ferguson took the most votes in Tuesday's nonpartisan gubernatorial primary in Washington state. He faces Republican ex-congressman Dave Reichert in November.
Republican Dave Reichert took second place in Tuesday's nonpartisan gubernatorial primary in Washington state. He now faces Democratic AG Bob Ferguson in the Nov. 5 general election.
In Missouri’s key race for governor Mike Kehoe and Crystal Quade emerged as the Republican and Democratic nominees, respectively, to replace term-limited Gov. Mike Parson.
Democratic Rep. Cori Bush of Missouri Tuesday lost her reelection bid to primary challenger Wesley Bell, a St. Louis County prosecutor, the Associated Press projected. When Bush was elected in 2020, she became the first Black woman to represent Missouri, the first nurse and the first organizer from the Black Lives Matter movement in Congress.