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Primary elections wrapped up in several states yesterday, and the messages that voters are sending are a bit mixed.
A moderate Democrat beat out the more progressive choice in Wisconsin,
but next door in Minnesota, the opposite happened.
And President Trump's endorsed candidate lost the Republican contest for Minnesota governor,
but his pick advanced in the special South Carolina Senate primary.
So let's unpack it.
It's the NPR Politics Podcast.
I'm Deepa Shippuram.
I cover the White House.
I'm Tamara Keith, senior political correspondent.
And Clay Masters from Minnesota Public Radio is also here with us today.
Welcome back, Clay.
Happy to be back.
So let's start with the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor, which ended up being a very close race.
We talked about this on the pod the other week.
It was a crowded field and then it...