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Adrian Boafo wins Democratic nomination for Maryland's 5th congressional district, AP Projects

Boafo, backed by Hoyer and Gov. Wes Moore, defeated 23 rivals as outside spending topped $1 million.

  • On Tuesday, Maryland delegate Adrian Boafo won the Democratic primary for the 5th District, defeating 24 candidates to succeed retiring Rep. Steny Hoyer.
  • Supported by endorsements from Hoyer and Gov. Wes Moore, Boafo's victory signals voter preference for the incumbent's pragmatic political style over more progressive challengers.
  • Boafo's campaign received substantial support from tech firms, the cryptocurrency industry, and The American Israel Public Affairs Committee, which spent more than $1 million backing him.
  • Because the 5th District is considered solidly Democratic, Boafo is expected to win the general election in November, facing the Republican primary winner.
  • Boafo's nomination marks a generational transition for the seat held by Hoyer since 1981, following a primary that included former Capitol Police officer Harry Dunn and former Prince George executive Rushern Baker.
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Maryland Democrats make Adrian Boafo their choice to replace his former boss, Rep. Steny Hoyer

Maryland Democrats chose state Del. Adrian Boafo on Tuesday to advance to November's general election in the race to succeed his retiring former boss, U.S. Rep.

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