Former Hartford mayor ousts Larson in Connecticut House primary
His office has since said Larson suffered a complex partial seizure, maintaining that he’s fit to seek a 15th term and is taking medication to help control the…
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Larson, who was first elected to represent Connecticut's 1st Congressional District in 1998, faced three Democratic competitors in a solid. A Rhodes scholar, lawyer and U.S. Navy Reserve officer, Bronin was a sophomore at Yale when Larson, 78, was first elected to Congress in 1998. Larson, 78, has represented the Hartford and central Connecticut-based 1st Congressional District since 1999.
Furthermore, Luke Bronin, the former Democratic mayor of Hartford, Conn., is projected to defeat incumbent Rep. John Larson D-Conn. and will advance to the November general election, according to preliminary results from Decision Desk HQ DDHQ .
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Larson, who was first elected to represent Connecticut's 1st Congressional District in 1998, faced three Democratic competitors in a solid
according to The Hill — Just InA Rhodes scholar, lawyer and U.S. Navy Reserve officer, Bronin was a sophomore at Yale when Larson, 78, was first elected to Congress in 1998.
according to The Boston GlobeLarson, 78, has represented the Hartford and central Connecticut-based 1st Congressional District since 1999.
according to The Boston GlobeLuke Bronin, the former Democratic mayor of Hartford, Conn., is projected to defeat incumbent Rep. John Larson D-Conn. and will advance to the November general election, according to preliminary results from Decision Desk HQ DDHQ .
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