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Green Energy PAC Takes Down Conservative Andy Ogles in Tennessee Primary

Hatcher defeated Ogles in the Tennessee primary, with the article reporting that the PAC’s ads presented him as the more conservative candidate.

Green Energy PAC Takes Down Conservative Andy Ogles in Tennessee Primary
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Former Tennessee agriculture commissioner Charlie Hatcher defeated Rep. Andrew Ogles in the Republican primary, with nearly all precincts reporting. The article reports that a PAC funded by green energy companies spent $2 million opposing Ogles.

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House candidate who won the Republican primary

PRIMARY SUBJECT
Andrew Ogles
R · TN-5

House member who lost the Republican primary

Ogles's version of this story ↗
Lindsey Graham
Former U.S. Senator (R-SC)
Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President who endorsed Ogles

Former president referenced in the Freedom Caucus Fund’s statement

Ralph Norman
R · SC-5

Representative and House candidate named as another PAC target

House Minority Leader mentioned in the Freedom Caucus Fund’s warning

Kamala Harris
Former U.S. Senator (D-CA)

Former vice president referenced in the Freedom Caucus Fund’s statement

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Charlie Hatcher Defeats Andy Ogles in Tennessee Republican Primary

Outlets agree that Charlie Hatcher defeated Rep. Andy Ogles in Tennessee’s Republican primary. Hatcher won the Republican nomination. Left-leaning outlets cast the result as a setback for Donald Trump and his endorsements, using more pointed language. Center outlets largely report the result and Hatcher’s November matchup, often placing it among other Tennessee primary results and redistricting. Right-leaning outlets emphasize outside spending and, in some accounts, present the defeat as a loss for a conservative incumbent.

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