Connecticut Democrats are choosing whether to stick with U.S. Rep. John Larson, a longstanding fixture in the state's politics, or embrace a generational change by choosing a far younger replacement.
Connecticut’s 1st Congressional District takes center stage as longtime U.S. Rep. John Larson faces his first Democratic primary challenge since winning office in 1998. Voters will choose between Larson, former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin, Hartford Board of Education member Ruth Fortune and state Rep…
The candidates agreed on most key policy issues, and debate in the primary campaign turned toward whether Democrats should reelect a longtime lawmaker or back a younger candidate.
Rep. John Larson (D-Conn.) was unseated Tuesday by his primary challenger, former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin , according to the Associated Press. Why it matters: Larson is the 7th House Democrat ousted in their primary this year .
Bronin, the party's endorsed candidate, is the projected winner after facing off against three other primary candidates, including 14-term incumbent Rep. Larson.
Luke Bronin defeated longtime Rep. John Larson (D-CT) in Tuesday’s Democratic primary for Connecticut’s 1st Congressional District, ending the 78-year-old lawmaker’s nearly three-decade run in the seat.
Longtime Democratic Rep. John Larson’s defeat in Connecticut on Tuesday makes him the 10th House incumbent to lose a primary so far this cycle — an unusually high figure that comes as Democrats push their leaders to pass the torch to a new, more progressive generation and Republicans continue to rec…
Luke Bronin beat 14-term Democratic Rep. John Larson in Tuesday night's primary for Connecticut's 1st congressional district. Bronin joined "The Takeout" to discuss his win.
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Democrat John Larson loses to younger primary challenger in Connecticut | Since Then
