Sen. Marsha Blackburn wins Republican primary for Tennessee governor
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Andy Ogles of Tennessee has lost his Republican primary, NBC News projects, falling to a former state official in a primary season that has seen an unusually high number of incumbents lose renomination.
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Andy Ogles faces challenge The
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Senator Marsha Blackburn easily beat two Republican rivals and is now favored to become the state's first female governor after the November elections.
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**Summary:** A primary election victory by Senator Marsha Blackburn has secured her position as the Republican nominee for governor of Tennessee, following a challenging primary season that saw many incumbents lose. **Why It Matters:** This win is significant because it marks the first time in Tennessee's history that a woman will lead the state government
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