Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee loses Democratic primary to former CVS executive

The short version
- Dan McKee (D-RI) on Wednesday lost Rhode Island’s Democratic primary to former CVS executive Helena Buonanno Foulkes…
- Just before 9 p.m., Foulkes was leading McKee 62.5% to 37.5% with 80% of the votes counted, according to the Associated Press.
The story
Gov. Dan McKee (D-RI) on Wednesday lost Rhode Island’s Democratic primary to former CVS executive Helena Buonanno Foulkes, making him the first incumbent governor in years nationwide to lose renomination. Just before 9 p.m., Foulkes was leading McKee 62.5% to 37.5% with 80% of the votes counted, according to the Associated Press.
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- Washington ExaminerRhode Island Gov. Dan McKee loses Democratic primary to former CVS executiveabout 1 hour ago
- CBS NewsRhode Island governor projected to lose Democratic primary to former CVS executiveabout 2 hours ago
- The Guardian — WorldRhode Island’s Democratic governor loses primary amid anger over bridgeabout 2 hours ago
- Google NewsRhode Island Gov. Dan McKee loses Democratic primary to businesswoman Helena Foulkes - NBC Newsabout 2 hours ago
- Fox NewsTraffic drama threatens to end Dem governor's tenure as voters head to polls in Rhode Islandabout 18 hours ago
How this story developed
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- Polls close in Rhode Island as traffic drama threatens to end Dem governor's tenure - Fox NewsGoogle News
- Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee loses Democratic primary to businesswoman Helena Foulkes - NBC NewsGoogle News
- Rhode Island’s Democratic governor loses primary amid anger over bridgeThe Guardian — World
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