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From AOC's IG Reels

The full journey (including AOC's answering Q&A stuff) is on: Stories • Instagram, but you need an IG account to see it

Note: For those asking, the Day 1-3 process/stuff is in her IG stories. I technically could edit them together (or someone else could), but I'm disinclined because of time and effort concerns. :(

Day 1: August 8, 2026: 13 IG Lives

Day 2: August 9, 2026: 17 IG Lives (the 4 ABC parts were later put into an IG Reel)

Day 3: August 10, 2026: 15 IG Lives

Day 5: August 12, 2026: 11 IG Lives (not including the IG Reel parts) (Q&A stuff)

Day 6: August 13, 2026: 5 IG Lives (not including the IG Reel part) including 1 Q&A

Day 7: August 14, 2026: 13 IG Lives (not including the IG Reel part) 12 were Q&A stuff

Day 8: August 15, 2026: 16 IG Lives (not including the IG Reels)

Day 9: August 16, 2026: 1 IG Live (not including the IG Reels)

Day 10: August 17, 2026: 6 IG Lives (not including the IG Reels)

Day 11: August 18, 2026: 2 IG Lives (not including the IG Reel)

This might be the only big progressive win in the 2026 Florida primaries.

From AOC's IG Reels

The full journey (including AOC's answering Q&A stuff) is on: Stories • Instagram, but you need an IG account to see it

Note: For those asking, the Day 1-3 process/stuff is in her IG stories. I technically could edit them together (or someone else could), but I'm disinclined because of time and effort concerns. :(

Day 1: August 8, 2026: 13 IG Lives

Day 2: August 9, 2026: 17 IG Lives (the 4 ABC parts were later put into an IG Reel)

Day 3: August 10, 2026: 15 IG Lives

Day 5: August 12, 2026: 11 IG Lives (not including the IG Reel parts) (Q&A stuff)

Day 6: August 13, 2026: 5 IG Lives (not including the IG Reel part) including 1 Q&A

Day 7: August 14, 2026: 13 IG Lives (not including the IG Reel part) 12 were Q&A stuff

Day 8: August 15, 2026: 16 IG Lives (not including the IG Reels)

Day 9: August 16, 2026: 1 IG Live (not including the IG Reels)

Day 10: August 17, 2026: 6 IG Lives (not including the IG Reels)

From AOC's IG Reels

The full journey (including AOC's answering Q&A stuff) is on: Stories • Instagram, but you need an IG account to see it

Note: For those asking, the Day 1-3 process/stuff is in her IG stories. I technically could edit them together (or someone else could), but I'm disinclined because of time and effort concerns. :(

Day 1: August 8, 2026: 13 IG Lives

Day 2: August 9, 2026: 17 IG Lives (the 4 ABC parts were later put into an IG Reel)

Day 3: August 10, 2026: 15 IG Lives

Day 5: August 12, 2026: 11 IG Lives (not including the IG Reel parts) (Q&A stuff)

Day 6: August 13, 2026: 5 IG Lives (not including the IG Reel part) including 1 Q&A

Day 7: August 14, 2026: 13 IG Lives (not including the IG Reel part) 12 were Q&A stuff

Day 8: August 15, 2026: 16 IG Lives (not including the IG Reels)

Day 9: August 16, 2026: 1 IG Live (not including the IG Reels)

From AOC's IG Reels

The full journey (including AOC's answering Q&A stuff) is on: Stories • Instagram, but you need an IG account to see it

Note: For those asking, the Day 1-3 process/stuff is in her IG stories. I technically could edit them together (or someone else could), but I'm disinclined because of time and effort concerns. :(

Day 1: August 8, 2026: 13 IG Lives

Day 2: August 9, 2026: 17 IG Lives (the 4 ABC parts were later put into an IG Reel)

Day 3: August 10, 2026: 15 IG Lives

Day 5: August 12, 2026: 11 IG Lives (not including the IG Reel parts) (Q&A stuff)

Day 6: August 13, 2026: 5 IG Lives (not including the IG Reel part) including 1 Q&A

Day 7: August 14, 2026: 13 IG Lives (not including the IG Reel part) 12 were Q&A stuff

Day 8: August 15, 2026: 16 IG Lives (not including the IG Reels)

From AOC's IG Reels

The full journey (including AOC's answering Q&A stuff) is on: Stories • Instagram, but you need an IG account to see it

Note: For those asking, the Day 1-3 process/stuff is in her IG stories. I technically could edit them together (or someone else could), but I'm disinclined because of time and effort concerns. :(

Day 1: August 8, 2026: 13 IG Lives

Day 2: August 9, 2026: 17 IG Lives (the 4 ABC parts were later put into an IG Reel)

Day 3: August 10, 2026: 15 IG Lives

Day 5: August 12, 2026: 11 IG Lives (not including the IG Reel parts) (Q&A stuff)

Day 6: August 13, 2026: 5 IG Lives (not including the IG Reel part) including 1 Q&A

Day 7: August 14, 2026: 13 IG Lives (not including the IG Reel part) 12 were Q&A stuff

From AOC's IG Reels

The full journey (including AOC's answering Q&A stuff) is on: Stories • Instagram, but you need an IG account to see it

Note: For those asking, the Day 1-3 process/stuff is in her IG stories. I technically could edit them together (or someone else could), but I'm disinclined because of time and effort concerns. :(

Day 1: August 8, 2026: 13 IG Lives

Day 2: August 9, 2026: 17 IG Lives (the 4 ABC parts were later put into an IG Reel)

Day 3: August 10, 2026: 15 IG Lives

Day 5: August 12, 2026: 11 IG Lives (not including the IG Reel parts) (Q&A stuff)

Day 6: August 13, 2026: 5 IG Lives (not including the IG Reel part) including 1 Q&A

From AOC's IG Reels

The full journey (including AOC's answering Q&A stuff) is on: Stories • Instagram, but you need an IG account to see it

From AOC's IG Reels

The full journey (including AOC's answering Q&A stuff) is on: Stories • Instagram, but you need an IG account to see it

All results gotten from the NYT and the AP. List from: Primary election day August 11, 2026 in Connecticut, Minnesota, Vermont, Wisconsin. Here's whom to vote for: : r/TheMajorityReport

CONNECTICUT:

GOVERNOR:

<< Governor Ned Lamont's Priorities

Not great, but is going to win the primary and the general election. >> WON

With x>95% of the vote in, Governor Ned Lamont got around 67.9% of the vote to Josh Elliot's 32.1%.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 1:

<< There's some things with Luke Bronin that are better than the incumbent US Rep. John B. Larson. There's some things better with US Rep. Larson than Bronin. >>

Issues — Luke Bronin for Congress

Endorsements — Luke Bronin for Congress

Luke Bronin won. Arguably a good thing given he's a younger progressive beating an older progressive incumbent.

With x>95% of the vote in, Luke Bronin got around 54.5% of the vote to US Rep. John B. Larson's 32.8%.

MINNESOTA:

GOVERNOR:

<< US Senator Amy Klobuchar is effectively running unopposed. >> WON

The US Senate seat isn't up for special election until November 2027. Till then, either Governor Tim Walz or incoming Governor Amy Klobuchar will appoint someone to fill Amy Klobuchar's vacant Minnesota US Senate seat.

If US Rep. Andie Craig is chosen, she'll very likely be defeated in the special election. Political considerations might keep US Rep. Ilhan Omar in the US House. Someone like US Rep. Betty McCollum could be interesting for that US Senate seat. She's 57/212 on here: Congressional Democrat Left Tracker - Google Sheets (US House). 25/212 and a 'C' ratings on here: 🇵🇸 Congressional Democrat Palestine Tracker 🇵🇸 - Google Sheets. If she's appointed, she'd win the special election.

With x>95% of the vote in, US Senator Amy Klobuchar got around 89.7% of the vote to Kobey J. Layne's 5.8%.

ATTORNEY GENERAL:

<< Keith Ellison for Attorney General

Endorsements — Keith Ellison for Attorney General &gt;> WON

With x>95% of the vote in, Minn. AG Keith Ellison got around 84.7% of the vote to David J. S. Madgett's 15.3%.

US SENATE:

<< Peggy Flanagan for Minnesota | Democrat for U.S. Senate

Endorsements - Peggy Flanagan for Minnesota

Priorities - Peggy Flanagan for Minnesota [...]

She's the progressive in the race. The only reason it's at-all close is because US Rep. Andie Craig has several times more fundraising. >> WON

With x>95% of the vote in, Minn. Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan got around 59.0% of the vote to US Rep. Andie Craig's 39.4%.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 2:

<< Matt Little for Congress

Endorsements | Matt Little for Congress

Key Issues | Matt Little for Congress

The most progressive option in the race who can win the primary and general election >> WON

With x>95% of the vote in, Matt Little got around 47.2% of the vote to Matthew D. Klein's 30.4%.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 4:

<< Betty McCollum for Congress

Endorsements — Betty McCollum for Congress

US Rep. Betty McCollum is effectively running opposed. >> WON

With x>95% of the vote in, US Rep. Betty McCollum got around 85.8% of the vote to Aswar Rahman's 14.2%.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 5:

<< US Representative Ilhan Omar: Enough said >> WON

With x>95% of the vote in, US Rep. Ilhan Omar got around 80.7% of the vote to Julie Trang Le's 6.7%.

VERMONT:

GOVERNOR:

<< Amanda Janoo for Governor of Vermont

Endorsements – Amanda Janoo for Governor of Vermont

Platform – Amanda Janoo for Governor of Vermont

The more progressive option. The general election is somehow tough. >> WON

With x>95% of the vote in, Amanda Janoo got around 49.1% of the vote to Aly Richards's 46.6%.

WISCONSIN:

GOVERNOR:

<< Francesca Hong For Governor — We Make Better Possible

Endorsements — Francesca Hong for Governor

Policy — Francesca Hong for Governor

Volunteer Opportunities, Events, and Petitions Near Me · Francesca Hong for Governor on Mobilize (Get Out The Vote)

Join Team Hong

The best progressive in the race. General election polling will get better after she wins the primary. She's arguably the most impressive leftist or progressive non-incumbent in a primary race in this 2026 cycle. Yes, above Zohran Mamdani and above Dr. Abdul El-Sayed. Wisconsin Assemblyperson Francesca Hong didn't have the endorsements of AOC or US Senator Bernie Sanders. >> LOST

David Crowley is effectively a progressive outside of his AI data center policies and advocacy. This is literally the only real leftist/progressive loss in these August 11, 2026 primaries and it's a loss to a progressive.

Badger Basics — David Crowley for Wisconsin

Endorsements — David Crowley for Wisconsin

With x>95% of the vote in, David Crowley got around 39.81% of the vote to Wisconsin Assemblyperson Francesca Hong's 39.33%.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 1:

<< Mitchell Berman for Congress

Priorities | Mitchell Berman

Effectively the only one with any real fundraising and support. >> WON

With x>95% of the vote in, Mitchell Berman got around 44.1% of the vote to Peter Burgelis's 39.33%.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 2:

<< Mark Pocan for Wisconsin US House of Representatives

He's a progressive and he's effectively running unopposed. >> WON

With x>95% of the vote in, US Rep. Mark Pocan got around 87.9% of the vote to Douglas Alexander's 12.0%.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 3:

<< Rebecca Cooke is the only one with real general election polling and she's generally winning. >> WON

Some leftists and progressives may consider this win a loss, but polling shows Rebecca Cooke can win the general election and there was no good-or-better released polling showing the other candidate possibly winning the general election.

With x>95% of the vote in, Rebecca Cooke got around 60.5% of the vote to Emily Berge's 39.4%.

US HOUSE DISTRICT 4:

<< Gwen Moore for U.S. Congress

He's effectively running unopposed. >> WON

With x>95% of the vote in, US Rep. Gwen Moore got around 71.9% of the vote to Amy Donahue's 27.9%.

From AOC's IG Reels

The full journey (including AOC's answering Q&A stuff) is on: Stories • Instagram, but you need an IG account to see it.

Sources: Minnesota U.S. Senate Primary 2026: Live Election Results - The New York Times

Priorities - Peggy Flanagan for Minnesota

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She'll win in the general election.

This is a solid example of endorsements and leftist and progressive media--specifically Emma Vigeland and The Majority Report--being so important.

It seems Minnesota Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan will outperform her polling. And I give the credit to Emma Vigeland and The Majority Report.

For the win, I give the credit to her endorsements and leftist and progressive media and such.

She won by around 19-20 points. Which means she outperformed by around 5-22 points: Who Is Ahead in the U.S. Senate Race in Minnesota? Latest 2026 Polls - The New York Times

She'll win in the general election.

This is a solid example of endorsements and leftist and progressive media--specifically Emma Vigeland and The Majority Report--being so important.

It seems Minnesota Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan will outperform her polling. And I give the credit to Emma Vigeland and The Majority Report.

For the win, I give the credit to her endorsements and leftist and progressive media and such.