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Analysis: Have progressives peaked? The next few weeks will be crucial in Democrats' tug-of-war
The Democratic Party faces an internal conflict between progressive and establishment factions ahead of the 2026 midterms, with key primaries in Maine, Michigan, and Minnesota highlighting the divide. Progressives push for radical change through candidates like Troy Jackson, while centrists warn that leftward shifts could harm general election prospects. Both sides campaign actively as voters prepare to decide the party's direction.
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