Broad Senate primary slate features party splits and incumbents
The Sept. 14 Democratic and Republican primaries shape up with multiple incumbents and challengers across states. Notable battles include Riegle versus Esch in Michigan, Humphrey in Minnesota, Danforth in Missouri, Zorinsky in Nebraska, and Buckley in New York, with party shifts and retirements creating wide contention and regional contrasts.
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Donald Riegle
Flint
Marvin Esch
Ann Arbor
Philip A. Hart
Riegle
Senate
Esch
House
Sinnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Bils
Humphrey
Minnesota
Walter F. Mondale
Missouri
John Danforth
Stuart Symington
Warren Hearnes
Danforth
New Politics
Symington
State Democratic Committee
Hearnes
Jerry Litton
Litton
Montana
John Melcher
Mike Mansfield
Stanley Burger
Montane Farm Bureau Federation
Nebraska
John ¥. McCollister
Omaha
Edward Zorinsky
Roman L. Hruska
Zorinsky
James L. Buckley
Peter Peyser
Buckley
New York
Bella Abzug
United Nations
Daniel P. Moynihan
New York City Council
Paul O'Dwyer
Ramsey Clark
Abraham Hirschfeld Buddey
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Kennedy
Michael S. Robertson
Curtain and Drapery
Berkley
Tek
Mississippi
John Stennis
Stennis
Henry J. Kirksey
McCollister
New Jersey
Harrison A. Willams
David Norcross
Moorestown
Williams
New Mexico
Joseph MM
Harrison
Jack) Schmitt
Montoya
Nevada
Howard Cannon
David Towell
Canmon
Towell
Cannon
Aerospace Industy
Xerth
Dakota
Quentin Burdick
Robert Stroup
Stroup
Burdick
Ohio
Sen
Robert Taft Jr
Mer
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Taft
Metzenbaum
Mevenbaum
John Glenn
Mary
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
John H. Heine II
Pittsburgh
Wiliam J. Green
Philadelphia
GOP
Green
Heinz
Rhode Island
Philip W. Noel
Norinaties
John O. Pastore
Pastore
Hoss Dorsed Noel
John H. Chafee
the Navy
Ebeth Leggett
Nor-Den
Nor-Dan
Nand
Wal
JRS
IRS
Mises
Nor-Pan
Jacquard
Val
Nor-ben
Nor-Dener