Democratic Primary Season Begins With Anti-Establishment Upset

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A Special Congressional Primary Election Has Begun in New Jersey.

Eleven Democratic candidates are competing for the nomination to fill the 11th Congressional District seat. The primary election is scheduled to take place on [date].

According to recent reports, Steve Kornacki, a prominent political commentator, has stated that the Democratic primary season is off to an “anti-establishment” start.

In New Jersey’s 11th Congressional District, which was left vacant by Representative Mikie Sherrill’s decision not to seek re-election, a special primary election is underway. The election will determine the Democratic nominee for the seat.

Insider NJ reported that Mejia has surged into first place in the polls, leading her opponent, Malinowski. However, it is too early to call the election, according to NPR.

The New York Times provided an update on the election results, stating that a dozen Democrats are vying for the nomination. The Insider NJ website also reported on Mejia’s strong showing in the polls.

The outcome of the primary election will determine who will represent the Democratic Party in the special congressional primary election.

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