Rep. John Larson’s loss in Connecticut is a potential warning sign to other Democratic incumbents seeking to fend off challengers over the next month of primaries in New England.
The most endangered: Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee.
The highly unpopular governor has trailed rival Helena Foulkes, a longtime CVS executive whose grandfather and uncle were both senators from Connecticut, by as much as 20 points in polls in a bitter rematch of their 2022 primary. Their race does not break cleanly along ideological or generational lines and could boil down to gripes about the partially closed Washington Bridge.
McKee is massively lagging behind Foulkes in the money race. And in...
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