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Primary Election Results: Winners, Surprises & What’s Still Undecided 6/3/26
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1:42:51Now PlayingResults from yesterday’s primaries are still coming in, but they are shaping the 2026 midterm map and setting up a string of dramatic November matchups from New Jersey to California. We will look at key primary outcomes that could flip critical House and Senate districts and continuing redistricting efforts that could upend midterm outcomes.
Presidential historian and political analyst John Rothmann joins the show to talk elections and more.
Politics Girl - Leigh McGowan - stops by to talk Trump, midterms and America 250.
The Mark Thompson Show
6/3/26
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