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Can New York’s progressive surge travel? Minnesota’s Senate race may provide the answer
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· June 29, 2026
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Key takeaway Peggy Flanagan has seen signs that economic populism is influencing Democratic primaries.
In Minnesota, the Senate race is being watched to see if a progressive surge can be successful outside of New York. The campaign of Lt. Gov.
Peggy Flanagan has seen signs that economic populism is influencing Democratic primaries. Further details on the Senate race and its potential implications are available from the Star Tribune, including the perspectives of moderates who support Rep. Angie Craig and question the ability of this strategy to win statewide.
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Published: June 29, 2026 ·
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