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Socialist Candidates Challenge Moderate Democrats in Key Races

Socialist Candidates Challenge Moderate Democrats in Key Races

Socialist Candidates Challenge Moderate Democrats in Key Races
The Democratic Party's ideological war is moving to statewide contests in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, where progressive wins could change the party and put must-hold seats at risk.
After far-left candidates won in deep-blue districts, upcoming primaries in Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin will test if they can win statewide.
Sen. Bernie Sanders said progressives have won many elections, including mayor's races in New York City and Seattle, and congressional elections in several states.
After far-left candidates won in New York City and Colorado, upcoming primaries in Michigan and Wisconsin are the latest battlegrounds.
The center is fighting back against the far-left.
Meet the far-left candidates challenging the Democratic Party.
Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said socialism does not work and is a dream that will not come true.
Cuomo resigned amid scandals and lost the New York City mayoral election to socialist Zohran Mamdani.
Far-left candidates' wins in New York City and Colorado have emboldened progressives in their campaign against the Democratic Party.
The Democratic Party's civil war is on the debate stage in a crucial primary.
Congressional candidates attended a Get Out the Vote rally in New York City.
The Democratic Socialists of America said only socialism can solve capitalist mismanagement in the US.
Not everyone agrees with the socialist view.
Van Jones said some progressive ideas are not progressive, but regressive.
Jamie Metzl said it is time for Democrats to stand up to bigots and anti-Americans in their party.
Metzl said far-left groups are a threat to the Democratic Party and the country.
Van Jones warned that the far-left agenda is a threat to the Democratic Party.
Sen. Gary Peters has backed U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary.
Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez campaigned for Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan.
El-Sayed is running against Rep. Haley Stevens, who is backed by the establishment.
The winner of the primary will face former Republican Rep. Mike Rogers in the Senate election.
The open Senate seat is a top target for Republicans and a must-hold for Democrats.
El-Sayed would make history as the first Muslim senator if elected.
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El-Sayed has called for abolishing ICE and is a critic of Israel.
Schumer and the party establishment view Stevens as more electable than El-Sayed.
The primary is expensive, with outside groups spending big to boost Stevens and attack El-Sayed.
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Ocasio-Cortez, El-Sayed, and Sanders spoke at a campaign event in Detroit.
El-Sayed warned that opposing him on behalf of big corporations will lead to a loss of power.
Sanders said the election is between El-Sayed and the billionaire class.
Sen. John Fetterman criticized Sanders for supporting a candidate accused of rape.
Fetterman said Sanders is pushing a pro-Hamas candidate who is anti-American and anti-Israel.
The candidate, Graham Platner, denied the allegations but stepped aside.
Wisconsin will hold its primary elections, where DSA-backed state Rep. Francesca Hong is rising.
Hong said it is a great day to be a democratic socialist after progressive victories in New York City.
Francesca Hong spoke to voters at a retirement home in Madison, Wisconsin.
Another statewide battle will take place in Minnesota, where progressive Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan and moderate Rep. Angie Craig are leading contenders.
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The primary battles will impact the fight for the future of the party.
The stakes are high because Democrats must hold these seats in November.
Paul Steinhauser covers the national campaign trail for Fox News.