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Nearly Half of Wisconsin Democrats Haven’t Chosen a Candidate. That Could Help Mandela Barnes
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GLENDALE, WISCONSIN – NOVEMBER 07: Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in Wisconsin Mandela Barnes give a network news interview following a canvas launch event that was held at a supporter’s home on November 7, 2022 in Glendale, Wisconsin.
Nearly half of Wisconsin voters haven’t made up their minds ahead of the Democratic primary.
Now, one leading candidate’s decision to exit the race has all but confirmed a Democratic socialist candidateFormer Lt. Gov.
Mandela Barnes is bowing out of Wisconsin’s Democratic governor’s race, shaking up a primary that was already heating up.
And with Barnes out of the race completely, Democrats are rallying behind Hong to hopefully pull off the ultimate win.