Incumbent House Democrat Wesley Bell defeated former Rep. Cori Bush again on Tuesday in a primary rematch, with Bell clinching the nomination at around 9pm on election night. Bush ran again after losing her seat in the last go-around, only to lose again to the same opponent.
Bell, who is more moderate and is more pro-Israel than Bush, clinched around 70 percent of the vote to Bush's 26 percent as of 9 pm eastern with 26 percent of the vote counted.
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