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Progressive Senate Candidates Win Primaries Despite Spending Disadvantages

Several progressive Senate candidates have won their primaries despite being outspent, highlighting a shift in Democratic voter preferences. In Massachusetts, Senator Ed Markey defeated Representative Seth Moulton, overcoming a significant ad spending disadvantage. Similar trends were observed in other states, with progressive candidates achieving victories against better-funded opponents.

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Several progressive Senate candidates have won their primaries despite being outspent, highlighting a shift in Democratic voter preferences. In Massachusetts, Senator Ed Markey defeated Representative Seth Moulton, overcoming a significant ad spending disadvantage. Similar trends were observed in other states, with progressive candidates achieving victories against better-funded opponents.

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Progressive Senate candidates rack up primary wins even as they get outspent: From the Politics Desk

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Progressive Senate Candidates Win Primaries Despite Spending Disadvantages