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Old guard Democrats are feeling the heat as younger challengers sweep primaries, flipping decades-long seats with fresh energy and voter-focused messaging. In Connecticut, 78-year-old Rep. John Larson lost to Luke Bronin by over 20 points — a sign that voters want new voices, not just change for change’s sake. Seven House Democrats have already faced these upstarts, many of whom prioritize listening and connecting over experience alone. While some older lawmakers chose retirement over battle, the trend signals a seismic generational shift: voters are demanding authenticity, action, and a different kind of leadership — and they’re voting it in.

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