Ben Kannenberg

@benkannenberg.bsky.social

He/Him, Aspiring Historian, Eventual Writer, (Usually) Proud DSA Member, Schismatic Catholic.

Abdul El-Sayed has won, NBC News says. And there are other wins for the left in Michigan: —William Lawrence wins his U.S. House primary. —A DSA-backed candidate is leading a Democratic incumbent for state House. —Abbas Alawieh, co-founder of Uncommitted, leads for state Senate.

Quite an upset in the #KSGov Dem primary. State Sen. Cindy Holscher, who came out against data centers and the Kansas City Chiefs stadium deal, has defeated state Sen. Ethan Corson, who had a big financial edge and an endorsement from term-limited Gov. Laura Kelly.

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Livingston is also giving Will Lawrence 44% of the vote as Eaton stays strong for Lawrence, and with that I think I have my first call of the night: Will Lawrence will be the Democratic nominee for MI-07

Also looks like the DSA will FLIP the Ann Arbor Mayor's office, with former DSA State Representative Yousef Rabhi destroying Democratic incumbent Christopher Taylor: Rabhi- 63.5% Taylor (Inc)- 36.5%

really a shockingly low number of interesting races here, compared to Michigan - despite the DOGE onslaught, there just hasn't been much appetite to challenge the establishment in Virginia. Primary school recommended looking at normie Don Beyer (VA-08) as a barometer of how happy Virginia Dems are.

Hyde T. Voltyge@hydevoltyge.bsky.social · 20h ago

VA-02 coming in for Dems! So far this matches my priors, Devanath clearly in second, Luria far out ahead in first.

2% of votes in VA-02 are in from Virginia Beach, big Luria lead, then Devanath (DSA endorsee), very few votes for anyone else

state Rep. Phil Skaggs is in trouble in the SD-30 primary, it looks like, despite having every endorsement one could want. Grand Rapids BoE president Abbie Groff-Blaszak is currently smushing him—with only Grand Rapids in, so he could turn it around