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Live updates: Rhode Island governor faces serious primary challenger

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By Ben Binday
| The Washington Post Verified
Live updates: Rhode Island governor faces serious primary challenger (washingtonpost.com) Live updates: Rhode Island governor faces serious primary challenger By Ben Binday 2026090910010600 Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee faces former CVS executive Helena Foulkes in Wednesday's Democratic primary. McKee, 75, who polling shows to be one of the least popular governors in the country, ascended to the role in 2021 after Gina Raimondo resigned to join President Joe Biden's Cabinet.
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Armed man charged after confronting Ohio governor candidate at county fair

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By Olivia George Verified, Ben Binday
| The Washington Post Verified
Armed man charged after confronting Ohio governor candidate at county fair (washingtonpost.com) Armed man charged after confronting Ohio governor candidate at county fair By Olivia George; Ben Binday 2026090823000500 A man accused of forcing his way through a crowd toward the Democratic nominee for Ohio governor while carrying two pistols appeared in court Tuesday, two days after the confrontation at a county fair. Patrick M.
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Democrats abandon deep-red state Senate races, boosting independents

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By Ben Binday
| The Guam Daily Post Verified
Democrats trying to unseat Republican senators in deep-red states have pursued a new strategy this year: dropping out. The Democratic Senate nominees in Nebraska, Idaho and South Dakota - all heavily Republican states - withdrew from the ballot after their primaries, clearing the field for independent candidates. Some Democrats hope that these moderate independents will draw enough crossover support from Republicans and centrist voters who would never back a Democrat to make the races competitive.
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