Matthew Bowman
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146 appearances
23 recordings
3 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 6 Sep
Matthew Bowman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Whoever wins this primary, even with a small percentage of the vote, will likely also win in November.
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Maham Javeed, NPR News.
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The Republican primary in Florida's 19th district has 10 candidates, and most of them aren't actually from Florida.
Local candidates have accused the transplants of carpetbagging, which is when someone moves to another state for power or influence.
Some of these candidates have also run for office from other states, including Michigan, New York and North Carolina.
Last week, President Trump endorsed Catalina Laufe, who has previously run from Illinois.
Whoever wins this primary, even with a small percentage of the vote, will likely also win in November.
Maham Javed, NPR News.
Peggy Flanagan, Minnesota's lieutenant governor, won by one of the biggest margins of the night in what was originally expected to be a tight race in the state's Democratic U.S.
Senate primary.
She campaigned against centrist Congresswoman Angie Craig, calling for a tougher stance against U.S.
immigration and customs enforcement.
Yet in Wisconsin, David Crowley, a moderate candidate and local official, won the Democratic nomination for governor against Francesca Hogg, a Democratic socialist.
The tight race showed that even in a swing state, Democratic voters want a change in politics as usual.
Maham Javed, NPR News.
South Carolina is once again set to lead the Democratic presidential primary calendar.
It's meant to show that the Democrats are prioritizing black voters, a reliable and influential voting bloc for the party.
South Carolina's allies say the party should signal that it's serious about making an investment in the South.
The Democratic National Committee's Rules and Bylaws Committee also considered Nevada because of its diverse voters.
Ultimately, members raised concerns about Nevada's ability to process results quickly.
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