Unconventional candidates win state primaries across nation
In a coast-to-coast March primaries results show Millicent Fenwick winning New Jersey GOP Senate nomination, facing Frank Lautenberg. California sees Edmund Brown Jr. and Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley win Democratic bids for Senate and governor respectively. Bradley could become the first black governor, a historic milestone tempered by past Louisiana leadership.
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Fenwick Touts Charm Over Issues in Senate Bid
Rep Millicent Fenwick brushes off charm accusations as she seeks the Republican nomination for New Jersey’s Senate seat. Competitor Jeffrey Bell accuses her of ducking records, while Fenwick defends Reaganomics and highlights her taxpayer defense record. Separate primaries showed results across California Iowa Arkansas Maine South Carolina Montana Virginia and North Dakota with several incumbents renominated or advanced.
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Voting rights debate set for Senate floor clash over extension
Washington debate centers on a third extension of the Voting Rights Act as Alabama fights the Justice Department over reapportionment. The measure faces a tough floor fight amid a conservative push and a bipartisan compromise allowing nine states and parts of 13 more to require DOJ review for election laws and district changes.
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