View the discussion thread. Skip to main content. Don't miss a brief. Sign up for our daily email. Your Email. Contributors Become a Contributor. Several other contenders also had prominent backers. LaRe was backed by Stivers, the popular former congressman who vacated the seat in May.
In northeastern Ohio's Cleveland-based 11th District, meanwhile, the Democratic Party's schisms were on full display. With 13 candidates on the Democratic primary ballot, the central battle was between two Black women: Brown, 46, a member of the Cuyahoga County Council endorsed by former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, and progressive Turner, 53, who was endorsed by Senator Bernie Sanders. Brown emphasized her support for Biden's administration, and Brown's supporters highlighted Turner's past criticism of the president.
Turner was the co-chair of Sanders' presidential campaign; last year she compared voting for Democratic President Joe Biden to eating excrement. Subscribe for our daily curated newsletter to receive the latest exclusive Reuters coverage delivered to your inbox.
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