Primary elections in Washington, D.C., Georgia, Virginia and Alabama put several women on general election ballots in November.
- It was Alabama's Republican establishment, not Trump, that helped Katie Britt win a GOP Senate bid.
- Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser's win was a loss for progressives.
- Democrats are working hard to replace Georgia Republican who resisted Trump's election lies.
- Two vulnerable House Democrats know who they will face in Virginia this fall.
WASHINGTON — From the reliably blue nation's capital to rural red Alabama, voters made choices in the Tuesday primaries that will essentially decide the November elections – and they chose several women.
A contentious mayoral primary determined who is likely to lead Washington, D.C., during an increase in violent crime.
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