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Key Takeaways From This Week’s Primaries, and the Deportees Stuck in ‘No Man’s Land’

Key Takeaways From This Week’s Primaries, and the Deportees Stuck in ‘No Man’s Land’
New York Times Wednesday 12 August 2026, 10:00 UTC By Tracy Mumford, Will Jarvis, Margaret Kadifa, Jake Lucas, Ian Stewart, Nicholas Casey and Amelia Nierenberg 1 min read
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David Crowley, the moderate Milwaukee County executive, with his daughter. He won an upset victory for the Democratic nomination for governor in Wisconsin, prevailing over Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist.

David Crowley, the moderate Milwaukee County executive, with his daughter. He won an upset victory for the Democratic nomination for governor in Wisconsin, prevailing over Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist.
David Crowley (PERSON) Milwaukee County (LOCATION) Democratic (ORG) Wisconsin (LOCATION) Francesca Hong (PERSON)
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