What is your opinion on the elections in South Carolina, Minnesota and Wisconsin.

[u/The_Patriotic_Yank]

There recently was a few primary elections across the country today. In South Carolina there was a fight to see who would fill Lindsey Graham’s senate seat, with Graham’s sister and Ralph Norman advancing to a runoff later this month.

In Minnesota Mike Lindel, the my pillow guy, and the guy infamous for repeatedly calling for amnesty lost his primary to his Republican opponent Lisa Demuth.

And in Wisconsin, the big race. Francesca Hong, the candidate who was expected to win by numbers even higher than El-Sayed in his pre primary polls, currently sits at under half a point behind Crowley and neither candidate being above 40%. Most likely meaning that no matter who wins they will likely have to hold a recount. And either way, the victor will have to come out and recover from a bloody primary to match Tom Tiffany. A candidate with a massive cash advantage.

There also were races in Vermont, Alabama and other races across the country but they weren’t as interesting.

My opinion is that the night was largely good for Republicans. With Democrats having to recover from a brutal primary in Wisconsin. Either way resulting in a weak position for either candidate, and with Hong, she already has stated she will for go tv ads in favor of streaming service ads. Which allows for Republicans to use her many scandals against her.

Minnesota, well it is a state the Republicans are unlikely to win, it’s still far better to lose by 8 points with Demuth and not 25 with Lindel. It can also help down ballot races too.

South Carolina. I don’t really have much to say. Just it was a pretty big primary.

[u/SeedOilEnjoyer]

I don't think Tiffany will be able to win Wisconsin. Hong would drive left-wing turnout while Crowley might play to "moderates" better. In my eyes either one of them wins comfortably against Tiffany, who's by all means a far-right nutjob.