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Rep. Bell defeats Cori Bush in Missouri primary rematch

Incumbent Rep. Wesley Bell defeated former Rep. Cori Bush in a Democratic primary rematch in Missouri's 1st District, securing a second term.

Updated last month2 new reports, including ABC News, Washington Times.

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Incumbent Rep. Wesley Bell defeated former Rep. Cori Bush in a Democratic primary rematch in Missouri's 1st District. The victory follows Bell's 2024 win over Bush in the solidly blue district.

Rep. Wesley Bell defeated former Rep. Cori Bush in the Democratic primary for Missouri's 1st Congressional District.2,3,4,1 Bell's victory marks his second win over Bush in the district, following his 2024 primary defeat of her.2,3,4 Bush had sought to retake her seat in the solidly blue 1st District after losing to Bell in 2024.2,3

Decision Desk HQ and ABC News projected Bell's victory shortly after polls closed.2,4 Bush had been a prominent progressive voice in Congress and was one of the first members to describe the Israel-Hamas war as a 'genocide'.3 Bell's campaign framed the race as a choice between his leadership and Bush's progressive policies.3,1

The 1st District covers St. Louis and surrounding areas, a reliably Democratic stronghold.2,3 Bell's win was described by some outlets as a rebuke to the Democratic Party's rising left wing.1

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  • The 1st Congressional District of Missouri includes St. Louis and is considered a safe Democratic seat, meaning the primary winner typically wins the general election.2,3

  • Cori Bush was first elected to Congress in 2020 as part of a wave of progressive candidates, defeating incumbent Rep. Lacy Clay in the Democratic primary.3

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