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Aaron Blake

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  1. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Aaron Blake, CNN

    The 2026 midterms are coming fast. Introducing CNN’s 20/26 Vision newsletter (opens the original)

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    Washington (CNN) — I still remember my first job interview to cover politics in Washington back in 2006. The job was writing about House and Senate campaigns, and I think I spent more time talking about which midterm races I was interested in than why I was the right candidate for the job. (For the record, my sleeper pick – Republicans winning Vermont’s at-large US House seat – turned out to be wrong. But I got the job.) I’ve always preferred midterm elections to the much more ballyhoo

  2. Article · Aug 12, 2026 · Aaron Blake, Eric Bradner, CNN

    Establishment strikes back in Wisconsin and other takeaways from Tuesday’s primaries (opens the original)

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    (CNN) — The Democratic establishment roared back Tuesday in Wisconsin, as the party coalesced at the last minute behind the last moderate standing against democratic socialist Francesca Hong in the primary for governor. Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley — who dropped out of the race last month, only to jump back in after another prominent candidate’s exit — will narrowly defeat Hong, CNN’s Decision Desk projects. Crowley’s victory reflects a primary electorate in a perpetual p

  3. Article · Aug 5, 2026 · Aaron Blake, Eric Bradner, CNN

    El-Sayed scores marquee victory for progressives, and other takeaways from Tuesday’s primaries (opens the original)

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    (CNN) — The progressive effort to remake the Democratic Party triumphed in battleground Michigan on Tuesday, as former public health official Abdul El-Sayed defeated the more moderate Rep. Haley Stevens — and the party’s establishment, which had rallied behind her. El-Sayed was outspent in the Senate primary by a 30-to-1 margin on the television airwaves — with about half of the $62 million advertising deluge being funded by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, which aimed to de

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