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WATCH: Far-left Mamdani-backed candidate boots incumbent Democrat Rep. Dan Goldman in New York House primary in landslide

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June 24, 2026

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Narrative Analysis: Name Calling

Source link Democratic New York Rep. Dan Goldman lost his primary election Tuesday after the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) backed him. Goldman’s challenger, former New York City Comptroller

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The Daily Beast

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· Jul 2, 2026

‘Next Obama’ Dem Surges Into Lead Against Trump-Backed Rival

The Daily Beast/ReutersTrump-endorsed Republican Georgia Senate candidate Rep. Mike Collins has been hit with a nasty reality check as polling shows him down double-digits against rising Democratic star Sen. Jon Ossoff in one of the biggest battleground states in the country.The polling by Trump’s favorite network Fox News shows the MAGA challenger with just 43 percent of the vote to Ossoff’s 56 percent among registered voters.Collins handily won the Georgia Republican runoff last month after securing an 11th-hour endorsement from Trump, but now he is facing what appears to be an uphill climb against the incumbent Democrat in the highly competitive state. Read more at The Daily Beast.

MS NOW

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· Jul 8, 2026

For Democrats replacing Platner, the how will be as big as the who

If progressives and state party leaders want to beat incumbent Sen. Susan Collins, transparency in their process will be key. The post For Democrats replacing Platner, the how will be as big as the who appeared first on MS NOW.

Mother Jones

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· Jun 25, 2026

How Brad Lander Won

Rep. Dan Goldman didn’t just lose his primary Tuesday. He got trounced. With roughly 90 percent of votes counted, the incumbent New York congressman is trailing former city comptroller Brad Lander by more than 30 points. Goldman lost the Democratic primary despite his campaign spending more than 7 million—2 million of which came directly from []

Article | The Nation

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· Jun 22, 2026

Jerry Nadler is Still Campaigning

John Nichols His name isn’t on the ballot, but the congressman is pouring his heart and soul into electing Micah Lasher to succeed him in Congress. The post Jerry Nadler is Still Campaigning appeared first on The Nation.

URL Media

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· Jul 2, 2026

Jennifer Keyes-Maloney defeats James Gee to become the next Mercer County Democratic Chair

The Mercer County Democratic Committee recruits and supports Democratic candidates in primary and general elections. Yesterday, the committee voted on its next chair. Jennifer Keyes-Maloney, an Ewing Councilwoman and executive [] The post Jennifer Keyes-Maloney defeats James Gee to become the next Mercer County Democratic Chair appeared first on URL Media.

The Hill

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· Jul 9, 2026

Here's who could replace Platner to take on Collins in Maine

All eyes have turned to a handful of Maine Democrats who could take the mantle after Graham Platner stepped back as the party’s Senate nominee amid growing pressure to withdraw, leaving Democrats without a candidate to take on Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) this fall. Maine Democrats have just over two weeks to land on a new nominee...

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Related coverage for "WATCH: Far-left Mamdani-backed candidate boots incumbent Democrat Rep. Dan Goldman in New York House primary in landslide": The Daily Beast — ‘Next Obama’ Dem Surges Into Lead Against Trump-Backed Rival. MS NOW — For Democrats replacing Platner, the how will be as big as the who. Mother Jones — How Brad Lander Won. Article | The Nation — Jerry Nadler is Still Campaigning. URL Media — Jennifer Keyes-Maloney defeats James Gee to become the next Mercer County Democratic Chair. The Hill — Here's who could replace Platner to take on Collins in Maine