Brad Lander upsets Rep. Daniel Goldman in NY Democratic primary

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The report gives the primary result, describes the candidates’ differences and includes statements from politicians and voters. It also provides useful context through other races, though several races receive limited detail and competing perspectives are not developed equally in each section.

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