Primaries Now Crucial in Shaping Congressional Elections and Politics
May 29, 2026
The primary elections now often decide who gets into Congress, overshadowing the general elections and influencing legislative behavior.
The primary elections now often decide who gets into Congress, overshadowing the general elections and influencing legislative behavior.
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