A hard-fought Democratic primary for a key House seat has taken a decisive turn, with one candidate projected to secure victory over a progressive challenger in the race to replace a long-serving incumbent. The contest in the state’s 6th Congressional District pitted two rivals against each other, reflecting broader tensions within the party over direction and priorities. With the outcome now clear, the winner will face the challenge of filling the shoes of a representative who has held the seat for years. The result could shape the political landscape ahead for the district and the broader legislative agenda.
Democrat Daniel Koh is projected to win his party's primary for the House seat left open by Rep. Seth Moulton (D), according to Decision Desk HQ. Koh was locked in a tough primary battle against progressive state Rep. Tram Nguyen for the seat representing the state's 6th Congressional District. Moulton, who has represented the district...
