Massachusetts Sen. Markey wins primary over opponent who called for generational change
Summary
Senator Ed Markey won the Democratic primary in Massachusetts, beating Representative Seth Moulton to secure a chance for a third term. The race focused on differences in age, political views, and especially transgender rights.Key Facts
- Ed Markey is 80 years old and seeks his third term as U.S. Senator.
- Seth Moulton, 47, challenged Markey, promoting the idea of generational change.
- Markey argued that Moulton’s moderate views were less popular with voters than his own.
- Transgender rights were a key issue in the race.
- Markey criticized Moulton for saying he would not want his daughters to compete against transgender athletes.
- Markey won the Democratic nomination in the Massachusetts Senate primary.
- This victory allows Markey to run in the general election for his Senate seat.
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