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Wisconsin is set to hold a primary election on Tuesday, where voters will decide on the nomination of Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist, for governor. This election is indicative of the anti-establishment trends within the Democratic Party, as Hong leads a four-way race following the decision of incumbent Tony Evers not to run for another term.
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Wisconsin is set to hold a primary election on Tuesday, where voters will decide on the nomination of Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist, for governor. This election is indicative of the anti-establishment trends within the Democratic Party, as Hong leads a four-way race following the decision of incumbent Tony Evers not to run for another term.
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