Mark Halperin
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All that and more coming up on your AM Update.
Voters in several key states heading to the polls yesterday, including Minnesota, Connecticut, Vermont, and Wisconsin, along with a special election in South Carolina and Alabama.
In Minnesota, Democrats and Republicans choosing nominees in a pair of closely watched races for U.S.
Senate and Governor.
On the Republican side, former sports broadcaster Michelle Tefoya entering Election Day as the overwhelming polling favorite, facing a nine-candidate field that includes former Navy SEAL Adam Schwarze and former NBA player Royce White.
The eventual nominee trying to end a two decade drought for Minnesota Republicans who have not elected a candidate to statewide office since two thousand six.
At the end of the night, Minnesota Republicans choosing Michelle Tefoya as their nominee for U.
S.
Senate, Tefoya speaking after her victory.
The Democratic contest, meanwhile, coming down to moderate Congresswoman Angie Craig and Progressive Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan in one of the latest tests of the ideological divide inside the Democratic Party.
Minnesota Democrats going to the left, choosing Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan.
Minnesota Republicans also choosing their nominee for governor, with Trump backed my pillow founder Mike Lindell entering primary day ahead of his two leading rivals.
Minnesota House Speaker Lisa Damuth and businessman Kendall Qualls.
Voters ultimately choosing Damuth as their nominee, tonight's winner to face Democrat Senator Amy Klobucher in November, who enters the general election as the clear favorite in current polling.
South Carolina Republicans meanwhile voting last night in a special primary to choose a new Senate nominee following the sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham last month, his sister, Darlene Graham now temporarily filling the vacancy and entering Election Day as the Trump backed frontrunner in a crowded field.
At the end of the night, Darlene Graham and Congressman Ralph Norman finishing in the top two spots, advancing to an August twenty-fifth runoff.
Here, Graham addressing supporters.
The Republican Senate nominee set to face Democratic Party pediatrician Annie Andrews in the november third general election, and a state expected to heavily favor the Republican candidate.
And in Wisconsin, Democratic Socialist State Representative Francesca Hong entering election day with a commanding polling lead over the more moderate Milwaukee County executive David Crowley.
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