What if sex, not ideology, is responsible for recent Midwestern election results?
What if sex, not ideology, is responsible for recent Midwestern election results?
Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong (L) and U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens (R) (Photos by Scott Olson and Finn Gomez/Getty Images).
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Maybe the two recent Democratic primaries everybody has been talking about are a sex story and not an ideology story.
What the expectations-defying results tell us.
Democratic socialist Francesca Hong has a polling edge as David Crowley and his mainstream coalition scramble to stop her.
Another Midwestern primary, but the opposite result. What does it all mean?
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